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POWER case Studies Flashcards

(7 cards)

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Banardos

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about raising awareness and donationg money to help young children

‘he told his parents to fck off… he told his foster parents to fck off’

Voice – fronted conjunction, taboo lexis

‘Play pass the parcel with young person’s life’

Figurative language – metaphorical phrasing verb

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Instrumental power (police officer + witness )

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Police script taken from part of an interview involving a witnessed to armed robbery
The police officer leads the issue because of the instrumental power

What sort of age was he’
Closed question– elicits information quickly

               'six foot one.Hair?’
             
        Clarification – echos information
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Jimmy savile

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In the interview Salvile has subverted influencial power against the police officer

‘I’m quite happy to answer questions ’
Abstract noun , infinitive – conditional clause infers his innocence

               'And I’ll help you do your job’
             
        Modal verb of certainty, repetition second pp –manipulative
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Year 9 classroom discourse

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Instrumental power is present through a teacher trying to calm own classroom of students - is unsuccessful

‘Can we make a start please‘’
Present participle verb – politeness marker

               'so let’s look at the synopsis’
             
       Contracted inclusive pronoun – shows how the teacher is inclusive
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Political text A

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Taken from the court room in the house of commons

Ed Miliband ‘’
Instrumental Power –
Initiates question
Proper noun

Ed Miliband: ‘under his NHS plans’
Acronyms ‘NHS’
Determiner links to responsibility
‘He is breaking his promise’’
Repetition
Present participle verb
Patronising

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Political B

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taken from the court room in the house of parliament of the welsh assembly

AJ: ‘Thank You deputy‘’
Politeness marker – noun phrase
‘On NHS sector principles’
Abstract noun – demonstrates core ideologies

CJ: ‘I could hear the liberal democrats talking … coz not many of them … faced with wall of silence ‘
Metaphorical idiom – criticises small party
Abbreviated connection- less formal

‘All the parents all the teachers all the nursery assistance’
Rhetorical strategies- quantify substance

PB: ‘System in Wales effectively a basket case’
Deliberate overstatement – evidence

‘Needs major major overall to put roght’
Deliberate repetition- gets point across more

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Barack Obama

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YouTube
‘I got it- idiomatic, colloquially speaking
You keep that - lexis

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