01- Fundamentals Considerations on Text Production and Consumption Flashcards

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-topic
-role of the writer
-purpose of the material
-target audience

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factors that affect writing and speaking

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customizing your material for your audience and considering your level of expertise

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topic

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affected by the purpose of the writer,
his/her knowledge of the topic, and the type of audience he/she will have.

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role of the writer

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  • to help other learn about a subject, carry out a task, or make a decision
    -to reinforce or change the attitude and motivate readers to take action
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purpose of the material

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5
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-an academic paper could be written for an instructor or a group of professors.
-a professional paper in the form of a
technical report is written for colleagues in your field

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target audience

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-formality
-objectivity
-explicitness
-hedging

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aspects of professional and academic language

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should be determined by the audience’s expectations and the writer’s purpose

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formality

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levels of formality

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-formal
-semi-formal
-informal

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9
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writing or speaking to unknown person

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formal

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writing or speaking with an individual that is well-known to
him/her.

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semi-formal

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has no place in academic or professional writing

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informal

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12
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personal language
emotive language
judgemental language

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objectivity

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13
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only a support for the development of the main idea. It should not be the
main idea itself

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personal language

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stir the emotion of the readers/listeners through superlatives and exaggeration

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emotive language

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speaker/writer has come to a conclusion based on his/her previously-held beliefs rather than through a review of the relevant literature.

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judgemental language

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-Use clear and direct language
-Stay away from figurative language

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expliciteness

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-the use of linguistic devices to express hesitation or uncertainty as well as to demonstrate politeness and indirectness
-used to soften one’s words and to avoid making a direct statement, or committing to a particular action or
decision

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hedging