Morality in Discourse: A Special Double Issue of research on Language and Social interaction

This compilation delves into the intricate relationship between social interaction and moral discourse. Edited by Jörg Bergmann and Per Linell, the collection brings together diverse scholarly perspectives, exploring how morality is embedded in everyday communication. Through meticulous analysis, the contributors examine the ways in which language serves not only as a medium for expressing moral values but also as a tool for negotiating ethical dilemmas in various social contexts.

The papers provoke thought on the dynamics of conversational exchanges, revealing how moral reasoning shapes and is shaped by social practices. Grounded in a rich understanding of linguistic interactions, this issue invites readers to reconsider the subtle nuances of morality in communication, emphasizing its significance in shaping social relationships. It's an intriguing exploration of how ethics is woven into the tapestry of language.