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Allan Bell
Audience Design which suggests that the
person/people you are speaking to will have greatest affect on the type of language
you use.
Carol Myers-Scotton
Markedness Model of Code-Switching which is the use of more than one language in conversation
Dell Hymes
Communicative Competence to describe everything a learner needs to know to communicate effectively
Norman Fairclough
Critical Discourse Analysis to describe his analysis of speeches
using computational methods
(concordance/corpus etc
Sacks et Al
Adjacency Pairs & Transisition Relevance Place
Goffman
Face Needs
Michael Halliday
sees language as essentially a product of society and culture. Interpersonal/Ideational meaning, Systematic Functional Language: Field, Tenor, Mode
William Brewer
Discourse Structure;
Event Structure - order of events
Discourse Structure - order events told in.There can be only one event structure but multiple discourse structures
William Labov
Hyper correction A tendency for lower-middle-class speakers
to maximise their use of certain pronunciations in more formal
reading situations where they paid most attention
Teun Van Dijk
Installment method - event introduced then returned to several times in more detail.
Mikhail Bakhtin
Heteroglossia – the combining of many voices
● Intertextuality – every utterance has some kind of dialogic relationship
with other utterances which have preceded it
● Centripetal – unifying trends eg official language
● Centrifugal – diversifying trends eg unofficial languages
● Monologic – single voiced dialogue where the author's voice is dominant
Bruner
Conversational Storytelling - 'our sensitivity to narrative provides the major link between our own sense of self and our sense of others in the social world around us'