The Principle of Politeness in Prose Discourse of the First Abbasid Era

Abstract

The principle of politeness is a modern linguistic deliberative principle, which Robin Lakoff reported in many articles as (the logic of politeness), through which the researcher sought to evoke the eloquent and polite aspects, which Grace did not refer to in his rules. Ethical principles govern verbal interaction, Because the verbal act is not just the utterance of certain words, it is the speaker's will to go to the recipient in order to accomplish the interrelationship to achieve the rules of reporting and polishing. The research aims to determine the extent to which prose discourse in the first Abbasid era has achieved the rules of the principle of politeness, and to try to discuss them in accordance with the deliberative linguistic principle.