Power Theorists 1.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English LanguageLanguage and powerASAQA Created by: NiamhSimpsonCreated on: 14-04-14 18:38 Grice's Maxims - Quality Speakers should tell the truth 1 of 18 Grice's Maxims - Quantity A contribution should be as informative as required, not too little or too much 2 of 18 Grice's Maxims - Relevance A contribution should relation clearly to the exchange 3 of 18 Grice's Maxims - Manner A contribution should be clear, orderly, avoiding obscurity and ambiguity 4 of 18 Face The image that we present of ourselves to others 5 of 18 Wareing - Political Power Those with power of law 6 of 18 Wareing - Personal Power Power due to their job/role 7 of 18 Social Group Power Power by gender, age, class, etc. 8 of 18 Fairclough - Instrumental Power Used by individuals or groups to maintain and enforce anything 9 of 18 Fairclough - Influential Power Used to influence and persuade others 10 of 18 William Labov - Convergence A speaker changes their language use to copy/fit in with other speaker 11 of 18 William Labov - Divergence A speaker changes their language to go against/be different to another speaker 12 of 18 Howard Giles - Overt Prestige Open and obvious respect 13 of 18 Howard Giles - Covert Prestige Hidden and not obvious respect 14 of 18 Power Asymmetry Speakers fighting for power 15 of 18 Unequal Encounter One is more powerful than the other 16 of 18 Flouting Maxims Not following Grice's Maxims 17 of 18 Mitigation A question disguised as a declarative or masked imperatives 18 of 18
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