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    that we do not speak language, but language speaks us. Specifically, Saussure (1916) argued against the “default setting” that is nomenclature, stating “for some people a language, reduced to its essentials, is a nomenclature: a list of terms corresponding to a list of things” (p. 97). I am arguing in Saussure’s defense against nomenclature by highlighting his objections, uncovering the problematic notions that language is arbitrary and conventional. Saussure argues that language is not just a…

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    Why Is Literacy Important

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    Why are literacy skills paramount for the future? There are countless logics why you should learn the literacy skills. If you’re telling a speech or writing a letter you would admire to sound formal. If you don’t receive literacy skills then some people wouldn’t care for the reason that you don’t have the skills you need. You may not understand what other people are talking about then you’re just confused and don’t know what to say. That’s why literacy is important. I’m going to be talking to…

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    In the discussion of languages in educational settings, one controversial issue has been the students’ ability to speak any language or dialect they feel the most comfortable speaking in school. One hand argues that students should have the freedom of speaking in any method that they desire to in an educational setting. On the other hand, bilingual protesters contends that students should speak the official language of that certain country in schools and universities. Other even maintain, there…

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    addresses the prompt and provides effective development of the topic that is consistently appropriate to the task by using clear reasoning and relevant, text-based evidence; ● consistently demonstrates purposeful and controlled organization; ● uses language to express ideas with clarity. The student response ● addresses the prompt and provides some development of the topic that is generally appropriate to the task by using reasoning and relevant, text-based evidence; ● generally…

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    “The Concept of A Discourse Community” by John Swales is to tell the reader the true definition of a discourse community and it characteristics and goes over the six requirements for it to be considered a true discourse community. He also goes over speech community versus discourse community and argues that they are truly different. In his argument he goes over many definitions of what a discourse community is, such as when Swales says it is “a union of people that have similar motives that…

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    “Words can light fires in the minds of men. Words can wring tears from the hardest hearts.” This quote, said by Patrick Rothfuss, explains why the words and language in Wise Blood are so important. In this novel by Flannery O’Connor, a man finds himself caught in a war of faith, destiny, and false prophets. It is set in the imaginary southern town of Taulkinham, Tennessee in the 1950s. The book accurately represents the way southerners lived at the time and how their environments affected their…

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    Ways To Write In Cursive

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    Cursive writing is in fact a powerful brain tool. Not many write in cursive these days, nor is it being taught in schools as much as it should be. Although, in my opinion, it is good to know how to write in cursive because it can definatley be useful in the future work wise, as well as help yourself personally and help you remember things better. Furthermore, yes typing something would be the easier and faster way to get something done. But is it the best way? For instance, say in the future…

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    E.g. pointing and facial and body gestures, that make it easier for others to understand what we are trying to say or the emotion we are trying to portray. Body language helps us understand the real meaning of what a person is trying to say, if they are recognised at the necessary time. Children who are autistic, for example, may find it difficult to recognise and interpret non-verbal signs and so, if you are working…

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    Impediments Of Language

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    Language is how we communicate today. But there are several ways to communicate with others besides talking. There are people that are blind, deaf, or people who have speech impediments. All of these types of people have their own way of expressing and receiving a message. There are ways to learn these skills on language, and the body has reacts in certain ways when you are trying to receive the message and give the message. These skills can affect learning abilities. But we all have a…

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    When do Babies Start Talking? For any parent, the progress and development that their baby makes is very important because each parent wants to see their child grow and develop well. There are various signs that show that the baby is growing well and developing as supposed to. A parent will always look forward to his or her baby’s first step and will long to hear the baby’s first word. These mark an important milestone in a baby’s life because they indicate that the baby is developing well not…

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