Lang and Occupation Flashcards

(10 cards)

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What is Hornyaks theory?

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Highest rank in the room initiates switch from work talk to personal talk.

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What is Herbert and Straight theory?

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Compliments go down the hierarchy.

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Drew and Heritage?

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Discourse community creates inferential frameworks where knowledge is built up over time and becomes more efficient. + Difference in work and normal talk: goal orientation, turn taking, structure, allowable contributions and lexis.

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Norman Fairclough?

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Conversationalisation, increased informality in the workplace. Links to Sharon Goodman informalisation.

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Spolsky?

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Jargon creates bonds between workers and enforces boundaries. Knowing it enables belonging to discourse community, not knowing enforces the lack of sense of belonging.

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Janet Holmes?

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Female managers more likely to negotiate consensus than male managers and take to time ensure everyone agrees.

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Nelson And Wilson

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Explored business lexis by comparing corpus of business language to British National Corpus and found that didn’t feature personal issues, society, family house and home and personal activities.

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Koester?

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Stressed importance of phatic communication in ensuring workplace relations, and solidarity and that conversations can either be interactional or transactional.

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Janet Holmes?

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Woman use just as much humour as men despite stereotypes. But they are more likely to encourage support and collaborative humour,

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John Swales

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Defined a discourse community as a group of people that aim to achieve a specific and shared goal.

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