Terminology Flashcards

(31 cards)

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metalanguage.

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language about language.

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utterance.

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a segment of speech.

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context.

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the background of a text.

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discourse event.

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an act of communication happening in a specific time and location.

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text producer.

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the person/people responsible for creating the text.

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text receiver.

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the person/people interpreting the text.

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multi-purpose text.

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text that has more than one purpose.

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primary purpose.

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the main purpose.

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secondary purpose.

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an additional purpose.

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CGAP.

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context, genre, audience, purpose.

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shared knowledge.

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word/phrase that reminds you of something.

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schema.

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mental representation of smth created thru previous experiences.

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personal anecdote.

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writer talking about their own life.

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representation.

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how smth is expressed.

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multi-modal

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the use of two types of texts.

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facilitation.

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examiner’s response to encourage someone to say more.

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deixis.

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words that are context-bound where meaning depends on who is being referred to/where smth is happening/when it’s happening.

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paralinguistic features.

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body language.

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cultural hegemony.

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the persuasive and excessive influence of one culture throughout society.

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implied reader.

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constructed image of an idealised reader.

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actual reader.

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anybody who ends up reading the text.

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implied writer.

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constructed image of the idealised writer.

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actual writer.

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the real person/people who produced the text.

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discourse community.

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group of people with shared interests and belief systems to respond to texts in similar ways.

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mode.
physical channel of communication; ie. speech or writing.
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oppositional view.
method of defining the difference between modes by arguing that they have completely different features.
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continuum.
sequence in which elements next to each other are subtly different but those at opposite ends are very different.
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blended-mode.
text that contains conventional elements of both speech and writing.
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proto-type model.
model of looking at differences within a category or mode by thinking about typical and less typical examples.
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genre.
a method of grouping texts based on expected shared conventions.
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intertextuality.
process where texts reference to other conventions of texts for a specific reason or effect.