Occupation pt 2.
- Created by: bethsmith99
- Created on: 12-04-16 19:46
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- Occupation
- Fairclough, 2001
- Instrumental Power
- Enforces authority and is improved by the laws, state, conventions and organisations e.g "SHUT UP NOW"
- Instrumental Power
- Teun Van Dijk, 2014
- "Discourse and knowledge." Power in interpersonal communication. Importance of prgamatics, roles and identities etc.
- We are influenced by a "knowledge device", states that "each word I use, each thing I say, should be adapted to what I think your knowledge is."
- Speech Community
- Argues that it is your knowledge of your audience that influences way you speak e.g age, occupation.
- Convergence
- It is social situations and asymmetry that influences a speaker to select a certain register, where a participant adheres to expectations.
- "Discourse and knowledge." Power in interpersonal communication. Importance of prgamatics, roles and identities etc.
- Giles Accomidation Theory 1970s
- Fairclough, 2001
- Argues that "when people interact they adjust their speech, their vocal patterns and their gestures to accommodate to others."
- Giles Accomidation Theory 1970s
- Hedges: A way of softening something "You're kind of failing"
- Hyperbole: Exaggerating something
- Minimial Response: Monosynbollic short, one worded
- Lexicon: The vocabulary of a person
- Acronym: A word formed from the first letter of other words
- Divergence - When certain contexts cause a particular occupation to an appropriate formal register
- Semantic Field: A lexical set of semantically related items e.g verbs of perception
- Fillers: Fill the blank, gives the person thinking time.
- Figurative Language: Language is representative rather than literal
- Discourse Marker: outline a change in topic.
- Colloquial Language: Informal conversation, everyday speak style
- Phatic: Relating to language used for general social interaction e.g Hello, how are you?
- Field Specific Language: language to do with the occupation
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