More Spoken Langauge 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageLanguage variation and discoursesASWJEC Created by: rgels19.16Created on: 17-01-16 16:11 Politness principals The language used doesn't threaten someones 'face' 1 of 22 Overt prestige The use of standard english 2 of 22 Covert prestige The use of non-standard english 3 of 22 Syndetic list The list doesn't have and/or in it 4 of 22 Asyndetic list The list does have and/or in it 5 of 22 Downward convergence A preference to the non-standard form 6 of 22 Colloquial language Lexcial choices due to a specific region 7 of 22 Brown and Levinson - politness The use of redressive language 8 of 22 Goffman - face work Politness strategies to maintain eachothers 'face' 9 of 22 Anaphora Repetition at the begining of an utterance 10 of 22 Antisthrope Repetition at the end of an utterance 11 of 22 Hypophora The speaker asks and answers the question 12 of 22 Logos Logic and facts (used in argumentative speeches) 13 of 22 Ethos Moral appeal and arguement (used in argumentative speeches) 14 of 22 Pathos Emotional appeal (used in argumentative speeches) 15 of 22 Bathos Conscious use of anti-climax (used in argumentative speeches) 16 of 22 Humour Dependent on context, making someone laugh 17 of 22 Anadiplosis Repeating the last few words of the previous sentence in the next 18 of 22 Anastrophe Where the syntactically correct order of: subject, verb, object is changed 19 of 22 Register Type of formality 20 of 22 Tenor Tone of the speaker 21 of 22 Initialism Using the first letter of each word to create a acronym FBI 22 of 22
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