English Language Context mindmap
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- Created on: 27-03-16 18:21
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- Context
- Spoken
- Politeness
- Robin Lakoff
- Don't impose of distance
- Social distance - depends on age, family relation, occupation
- Give option (deference)
- Give options that they can either refuse or accept (indirect)
- Make the audience feel good (camaraderie)
- Emphasises closeness between people, friendliness eg. 'do I look big in this?' 'no it suits you'
- Don't impose of distance
- Robin Lakoff
- Purpose of talk
- Interactional
- To interact and keep social relations
- Transactional
- Trying to get to an end goal
- Implicature
- The outward language doesn't match it's implied meaning
- Expressive
- Giving a personal view
- Context
- Spoken
- Politeness
- Robin Lakoff
- Don't impose of distance
- Social distance - depends on age, family relation, occupation
- Give option (deference)
- Give options that they can either refuse or accept (indirect)
- Make the audience feel good (camaraderie)
- Emphasises closeness between people, friendliness eg. 'do I look big in this?' 'no it suits you'
- Don't impose of distance
- Robin Lakoff
- Purpose of talk
- Interactional
- To interact and keep social relations
- Transactional
- Trying to get to an end goal
- Implicature
- The outward language doesn't match it's implied meaning
- Expressive
- Giving a personal view
- Referential
- Interactional
- Politeness
- Written
- Discourse
- List or instructions
- Logical progression through stages
- Problem - solution
- Identifies a problem
- Analysis
- Evaluates and explores
- Narrative
- Series of events
- List or instructions
- Formality
- Formal language features
- Correct grammar
- Ordered syntax
- Complex sentences
- Sophisticated language
- Informal language features
- Colloquial language
- Unnecessary punctuation
- Contractions
- Simple sentences
- More personal pronouns
- Less sophisticated language
- Onomatopoeia
- Formal language features
- Context
- Context of production
- The situation in which a text is produced and the factors that may influence its writing
- Actual reader
- The actual reader of the text
- Context of reception
- The situation in which a text is read and the factors that may influence a reader's interpretation
- Implied reader
- The kind of reader a text producer has in mind when writing
- Context of production
- Discourse
- Spoken
- Referential
- Interactional
- Politeness
- Written
- Discourse
- List or instructions
- Logical progression through stages
- Problem - solution
- Identifies a problem
- Analysis
- Evaluates and explores
- Narrative
- Series of events
- List or instructions
- Formality
- Formal language features
- Correct grammar
- Ordered syntax
- Complex sentences
- Sophisticated language
- Informal language features
- Colloquial language
- Unnecessary punctuation
- Contractions
- Simple sentences
- More personal pronouns
- Less sophisticated language
- Onomatopoeia
- Formal language features
- Context
- Context of production
- The situation in which a text is produced and the factors that may influence its writing
- Actual reader
- The actual reader of the text
- Context of reception
- The situation in which a text is read and the factors that may influence a reader's interpretation
- Implied reader
- The kind of reader a text producer has in mind when writing
- Context of production
- Discourse
- Spoken
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