Pragmatics & discourse Flashcards

(29 cards)

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Maxim of quality AKA

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truth

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Maxim of Quantity AKA

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information

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Maxim of Relation AKA

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relevance

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Maxim of Manner AKA

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Clarity

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Maxim of quality definition

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Do not say what you believe to be false
Do not say that for which you lack adequate evidence

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Maxim of quality EX

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My mom is a man

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Maxim of Quantity definition

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Make your contribution to the conversation as informative as necessary
Do not make your contribution to the conversation more informative than necessary

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Maxim of Quantity EX

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When engaging in about the weather, you start talking about how the was traffic.

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Maxim of Relation definition

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Only say things that are relevant

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Maxim of Relation EX

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When on the topic of pets, you mentioned that you went to a zoo and saw lots of animals

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Maxim of Manner definition

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  • Avoid obscurity of expression
  • Avoid ambiguity
  • Be brief
  • Be orderly
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Maxim of Manner EX

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Describing a water bottle by saying that it is a tall, cylindrical container used to hold water.

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Locutionary speech act

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production of meaningful utterances

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The weather outside is so nice today

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Locutionary: describing the weather
Illocutionary: taking a walk outside
Perlocutionary: the conversational partner suggests heading outside for a stroll or to relax

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Illocutionary

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linked to the intention of communication

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Perlocutionary

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the effect of the meaningful, intentional utterance

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Narrative discourse

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One discourse category more formally assessed in children - and necessary for school

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Expository discourse

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Discourse that informs, explains or describes a topic
Information is organised in a logical and interesting manner

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Procedural discourse

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Step by step instructions

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Conversational discourse

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Form of oral discourse that is distinguished by the absence of explicit rules

Implicit conventions, including the conventions for turn-taking, maintaining a topic, topic switch

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When does discourse break down: turn taking violation

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Interrupting, talking too much, not taking your turn
Topic choices- inappropriate topic choice, minimal range discussed

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When does discourse break down: Topic changes

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Unclear topic changed is it clear when a topic has been changed

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When does discourse break down: linguistic

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Not use socially acceptable greetings/farewells

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When does discourse break down: non-linguistic

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The volume of our speech or
Extralinguistic features (eye contact, body posture, gestures, facial expression)

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Linguistic features
Verbal– speaking & listening Physical: writing & reading Manual: signing
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Extralinguistic features
Paralinguistic Metalinguistic Non-linguistic
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Paralinguistic
= suprasegmental devices Intonation Stress Speed/rate of delivery Pause/hesitation
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Metalinguistic
Ability to reflect on language
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Non-linguistic
= anything you can observe Facial expression Gestures Body language Eye gaze Personal space/distance