Why I curse in writing more than in Speaking

Why I curse in writing more than in Speaking

Jay, T. (2000) Why We Curse: A Neuro-Psycho-Social Theory of Speech. Advances in Consciousness Research; John Benjamins Publishing.

In line with the changes and the challenges that occur in the world today, there have been endless advances and development in the modes of communications and the ways in which individuals continue to converse with one another. With constant development and information dissemination prevalent and disseminating at the speed of light not only makes way for individuals to learn about one another, but also causes individuals to make way for a better outcome and progress altogether.

However, while all the good in the world continues to show and make way for the best and most effective outcomes, it becomes evident that people and individuals develop opinions better than before and continue to show the kind of changes which are rather not welcoming one bit. These days, writing is becoming a common phenomenon, where freedom of speech and freedom of expression has been elevated with all forms of words and phrases, causing dismay and distress among people and much criticism being shed onto people in one's immediate surroundings.

The book entitled 'Why We Curse' symbolizes both psychological and physical aspects due to which people focus and adopt the practice of understanding and comprehending the challenges that not only make way for projecting the best and most effective outcome altogether. Author Timothy Jay sketches both intrinsic and extrinsic reasons and facets that cause individuals to continue make way for choosing to curse in their expressions rather utilizing in their speech.

In alignment with the book, Jay also focuses and imbibes in the text the societal patterns and factors that cause an individual to choose to curse in their writing. According to him, there are certain cultural forces that infuse and define these curse words, which not only restrict their usage, but also causes much added stress and dismay for those to whom they are addressed to.

In line with Jay's writings, written communication tends to show and narrate the kind of challenges and the problems that have been occurring over the years, written communication tend to show a greater deal of understanding and comprehension of the challenges and the changes that have been occurring in written communication due to the inclusion of these curse words.

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