English 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageLanguage and powerASAQA Created by: aimeemayxxCreated on: 20-03-14 20:30 political power held by politicians, the police force and those working in law court 1 of 49 personal power those who hold power as a result of the occupation or role e.g teacher 2 of 49 social power those who hold power as a result of social variables such as class, gender and age 3 of 49 instrumental power used to maintain and enforce authority 4 of 49 influential power used to influence or persuade others 5 of 49 what falls under the categorie fairclough power behind discourse, power in discourse and ideology 6 of 49 power in discourse the ways in which language is manifested through language 7 of 49 power behind discourse the focus on the social and ideological reasons behind the enactment of power 8 of 49 ideology a set of belief systems, attitudes or a world held by an individual or groups 9 of 49 noun often defined by the name of a person, animal, place, concept or thing. it identifies what we want to talk about 10 of 49 example of propper nouns Christmas 11 of 49 examply of abstract nouns dream, hope 12 of 49 examply of concrete nouns blanket 13 of 49 material verb describles actions or events e.g hit, run, eat 14 of 49 relation verb describes state of being e.g seem, appear 15 of 49 dynamic verb process process where there is a change in state over time e.g paint, remove, eat 16 of 49 stative verb process process where the situation remains constant e.g love, hot, believe 17 of 49 singular first person subject I 18 of 49 singular first person object me 19 of 49 singular first person possessive my 20 of 49 singular second person subject you 21 of 49 singular second person object you 22 of 49 singular second person possesive your 23 of 49 singular third person subject he/she 24 of 49 singular third person object him/her 25 of 49 singular third person possesive his/her 26 of 49 first person PLURAL subject we 27 of 49 first person PLURAL object us 28 of 49 first person PLURAL possesive our 29 of 49 second person plural subject you 30 of 49 second person plural object you 31 of 49 second person plural possesive your 32 of 49 third person plural subject they 33 of 49 third person plural object them 34 of 49 third person plural possessive their 35 of 49 imperetives oommand 36 of 49 interogotive question 37 of 49 declaratives statement 38 of 49 exclamatives exclamation marks 39 of 49 phonology study of the sound system 40 of 49 phonetics deals with actual sound and speach 41 of 49 synthetic personalisation construction between producer and reciever 42 of 49 formulation the rewording of anothers contribution by a powerful participant to impose a certain understanding 43 of 49 power asymmetry a marked difference in the power status of individuals involved in discourse 44 of 49 unequal ecounter an alternative term for asymmetrical, highlighting the power one speaker has over another 45 of 49 constraints ways in which more powerful participants may control or block the contributions of the less powerful participant 46 of 49 deborah Tannen and (language and gender) claims that to many men a complaint is a challenge to find a solution 47 of 49 episemic high level of reliability 'will' however not certain 48 of 49 deontic much stronger and deffinite 'must' 49 of 49
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