Analytical Commentary Structure Flashcards
(19 cards)
Sharing information with intended audience
Referential function - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
Expressing emotions/desires
Emotive function - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
Directions, questions, commands - aim to cause audience reaction
Conative function - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
Creates and maintains social connections between participants or author and audience
Phatic function - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
Describes language itself, e.g. using metalanguage
Metalinguistic function - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
Focuses on message, not communicators, considers beauty/wit of words within texts
Poetic function - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
The mode of a text can be _______ or _______
Written, spoken - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
The level of formality in a text
Register - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
Whom the author/speaker is addressing in a text
Audience - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
The general topic/area of discussion of a text
Field/domain - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
The form of a text
Text type - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
The overall objective(s) of a text
Purpose - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
The intended effect of a text’s delivery
Authorial Intent - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
The physical location where a text is presented or digital site of publication
Setting - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
Values/beliefs/attitudes of speaker and wider society
Cultural context (Paragraph 1)
The general feelings/emotions created by a text
Tenor - Situational context (Paragraph 1)
What should be explored in Paragraph 2?
Register, Tenor, Audience - FEE structure
What should be explored in Paragraph 3?
Purposes, Authorial Intent, Function - FEE structure
What should be explored in Paragraph 4?
Prosodic features - FEE structure
