Theories Flashcards

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What is Eckert and McConnel-Ginet’s Community of practice theory

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that social identities often form shared collaborative goals which contribute to a community of practice

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what theory did McConnel-Ginet and Eckert create

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Community of Practice

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who created the community of practice theory

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McConnel-Ginet and Eckert

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what theory did Giles create

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accommodation theory

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what was Fairclough’s synthetic personalisation theory

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the process of addressing mass audiences as though they were individuals through inclusive language and convergence
common in advertising and institutional power

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who created the synthetic personalisation theory

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Fairclough

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what are Fairclough’s 3 theories

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synthetic personalisation
unequal encounters
informalisation

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who created the unequal encounters theory

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fairclough

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who created the informalisation theory

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Fairclough

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what is fairclough’s unequal encounters theory

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-that most interactions are unequal in the forms of power
-language choice is created and constrained by certain power situations and types
-he says there is a power struggle in most encounters

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what is fairlough’s informalisation theory

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the process of incorporating colloquial language into public forms of spoken and written discourse
- a crossing of borders between private and public
-overtime language is becoming more and more informal

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who created the prestige theory

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Trudgill and Lakoff

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what theory did Trudgill and Lakoff create

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the prestige theory

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what is Trudgill and Lakoff’s prestige theory

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they claimed that women use more overt prestige while men use more covert prestige in their discourse
this is outdated as we’ve seen that informality is about context not gender

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who created the cooperative principle

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Paul Grice

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what theory did Grice create

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the cooperative

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what are the maxims in the cooperative principle

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manner- be clear in what you say, mumbling, jargon and quiet talking breaks this
relevance- speaking relevantly when conversing, changing topic breaks this
quantity- speaking the right amount
quality-how truthful your utterances are, lying and sarcasm breaks this

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what are the ways of breaking maxims under the cooperative principle

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flouting - deliberately breaking where everyone is aware
violating - where one person is unaware

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what theory do maxims come under

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Grice’s cooperative Principle

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who created the Facework theory

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what theory did Goffman create

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the Facework theory

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what is Goffman’s facework theory

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Face is the way we present ourselves to others
Goffman said we can save or break face
For a convo to be cooperative we have to avoid breaking face.
We can create a Face Threatening Act (FTA) and Face Saving Act (FSA)

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how do you create a negative Face Threatening Act

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if something is taken the wrong way

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how do you create a positive Face Threatening Act

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through insults, threats

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what theory did Brown and Levinson expand on
Goffman's Facework theory
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who built on Goffman's Facework theory
Brown and Levinson
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what did Brown and Levinson's development on the Facework theory state
That there were 5 different types of politeness 1. positive politeness - showing solidarity like compliments and finding common ground 2. Negative politeness- showing respect, apologising and hedging 3. Off the record politeness- indirect speech, implicatures 4. Bald on record politeness- does nothing to minimise face, extremely direct 5. Opt out- saying nothing. choosing not to ask
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What theory did Aristotle create
Rhetoric theory
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who created the rhetoric theory
Aristotle
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what was Aristotle's rhetoric theory
'the art of persuasion' language of rhetoric is a way of convincing people and having good communication with others It is achieved via Ethos, Logos, Pathos, Kairos
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what is hegemony
societies expectations and associations which often lead to stereotypes
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what are social expectations and associations called and what do they lead to?
hegemony stereotypes
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who created the theory about tag questions
holmes 1984
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who created the theory about tag questions
holmes 1984
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what did holmes say about tag questions
me and women use roughly the same number of tag questions contracting the deficit modal. women use more facilitative tags to keep the interaction running smoothly while men use epistemic modal tags
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what are the different types of tags
speaker oriented tags: epistemic modal tags- request info or confirmation of info challenging tags- confrontational and may boost the force of an utterance or force the addressee into replying addressee oriented tags: affective tags- indicate concern for the addressee -softeners- mitigate impolite demands -facilitative- invite the listener to take a conversational turn to comment on the speakers assertion
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what are the different types of speaker oriented tags
epistemic modal tags- request info or confirmation of info challenging tags- confrontational and may boost the force of an utterance or force the addressee into replying
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what are the different types of addressee oriented tags?
affective tags- indicate concern for the addressee -softeners- mitigate impolite demands -facilitative- invite the listener to take a conversational turn to comment on the speakers assertion
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what are the different types of addressee oriented tags?
affective tags- indicate concern for the addressee -softeners- mitigate impolite demands -facilitative- invite the listener to take a conversational turn to comment on the speakers assertion
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what are the types of tag questions that are affective softeners or affective facilitative
addressed oriented
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what type of tag question are epistemic modal tags and challenging tags
speaker oriented
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what type of tag question are epistemic modal tags and challenging tags
speaker oriented