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15 Cards in this Set
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Discourse Meaning
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1. Denotative: Objective, dictionary meaning
2. Connotative: Subjective, informal meaning |
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Communicative Meaning
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Intention or goal behind the utterance. It is our responsibility to figure the utterance meaning out.
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Relational Meaning
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Relational distance and intimacy. Ex. When she calls her mom in the movie.
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Situational Meaning
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Physical and social context. We need to take into context of communication.
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Convectional Meaning
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Coordinate the verbal message with cultural norms.
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Phonological Rules
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The different excepted procedeures for combining phonemes or sounds of a language
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Morphological Rules
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Combining two words to make a different word. Ex. New and Comer = Newcomer
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Syntactic Rules
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Word sequence and grammar practices.
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Semantic Rules
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Features of meaning we attatch to words.
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Pragmatic Rules
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Contextual rules that govern language usage in culture.
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Worldviews
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Philosophical outlook or ways of perceiving the world. And how it affects thinkd and reasoning patterns.
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Linear Worldviews
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Emphasis rational thinking based on an objective reality. Western Model.
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Inductive Reasoning
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Refers to the inportance of facts and evidence to make claims. U.S. pattern. Specific to general. Crown Chinese is good food. All chinese restaurants are good.
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Deductive Reasoning
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Refers to the primacy of conceptual models/theories and then moves to specific points. European patter. General to specific. All chinese restaurants are good. Crown Chinese is good.
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Relational Worldveiw
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Reflects a holistic reasoning pattern. Avoids plorized ends. Asian Pattern. Global thinking.
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