Midterm Flashcards

(25 cards)

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  1. ) Hegemony meaning
  2. ) Repressive state apparatus
  3. ) Ideological state apparatus
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  1. )The process of how the ruling class stays in power
  2. ) the use of force and violence to believe in the ruling class. Ex.) military, police, laws/courts/jails
  3. ) Ruling class makes you believe in them and their ideas. Ex.) schools, religion, media
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Dominant-Hegemonic position

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you are decoding the right message from the encoder. You have a similar meaning structure to the encoder. You relate to the encoder’s message

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Opposition Position

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You are decoding the wrong message. You do not relate to the encoders message. You have a different meaning structure to the encoder

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Negotiated Position

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The moment our meaning structure changes. Forces us to think about our meaning structure. When we think we like something but hate it, and vice versa

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First known city to invent writing

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Mesopotania

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Phonetization

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Invented the first type of writing called Rebus. It is drawing the sound you hear.

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Pictographic writing

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drawing very detailed pictures

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Ideogrpahic writing

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drawing very simple pictures

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Logographic writing

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One written symbol for one word

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Phonographic writing

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Includes rebus and Syllabic. Syllabic writing is one symbol for one syllable

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Alphabetic writing

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One symbol for one phoneme. A phoneme is the smallest unit of speech

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Diglossia

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The same language having 2 types of varieties/languages. Writing and Speaking

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Vocal/Auditory channels

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Having mouth and ears. Very efficient to communicate with these features.

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Rapid Fading

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Speech disappears very quickly, sound doesn’t last

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Interchangeability

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You can go from being the speaker to the listener very quickly, making this technology 2 way. A lot of technology is 1 way.

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Intrapersonal feedback

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You can talk and listen to yourself at the same time.

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Semanticity

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A precise meaning in a language. A sound is only a word in a language if it has meaning

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Arbitrariness

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Their is no logical meaning between words and sounds/

ex.) The word “Dog” is arbitrary, its just a random sound.The word “Dog” could be anything.

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Displacement

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Something can be very far away, or in the past, or in the future, and we can still communicate about it with speech. We can communicate with speech about things that are not in front of us

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Productivity

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New words can be added to a language. New worlds are always being made.

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Tradition

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Speech is taught/passed to us through generation. WE are not born with the ability to speak English

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Prevarication

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The ability to lie. This tells us that speech is a deliberate choice, and not an instinct.

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Reflectivity

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I can use speech to tell you about speech

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Concatenation

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Linking small things together. In terms of speech, its linking words together to form sentences.

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Medium Transferablilty
Speech is a medium of communication. I want to express something in my head to you, I can use speech as the medium