Power in Language 0.0 / 5 ? English LanguageLanguage and powerA2/A-levelAQA Created by: thiccmiccCreated on: 31-05-19 15:11 Power Asymmetry a marked difference between the power statuses of individuals involved in discourse 1 of 12 Unequal encounter one speaker holds more power than the other 2 of 12 Powerful participant a speaker with higher status in conversation and is able to control contributions of less powerful participants 3 of 12 Less powerful participant a speaker with less power in context, subject to constraints 4 of 12 Constraints ways in which powerful participants block or control contributions of less powerful participants 5 of 12 Formulation the rewording of a former contribution by a powerful participant to impose meaning or specific point 6 of 12 IRF initiation, response, feedback 7 of 12 Practical Power (Fairclough) Power through physical actions, violence, skills, money and goods 8 of 12 Personal Power Using power to influence people through personally nurturing or caring 9 of 12 Position Power Power gained from your position - often in a hierarchy 10 of 12 Knowledge and Ideas Power Using knowledge and ideas to influence 11 of 12 Grice's Maxims Quality 12 of 12
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