Chapter 2 Flashcards

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What is a Narrative?

A

Organized story, report, or prepared talk that has a plot, argument, or theme.

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2
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What is a story as an account?

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and account has a personal spin on it.

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3
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What are the five pieces of burkes pentad?

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Scene (setting)
Agent (character)
Act (single event or sequences of events)
Agency (Plotline)
Purpose (outcome)
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4
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What is the Agent: act Ratio?

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Uses a persons character to explain there action

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5
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What is the Scene: Act Ratio?

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Uses a situation or cirumstances to justify there action

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6
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What is the Scene: Agent Ratio?

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Uses situation to explain the kinds of characters who are found there.

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What is the Scene: Agent: Act Ratio?

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Uses a situation or circumstances to explain a persons actions.

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8
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How do Narratives function in our society?

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9
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What do stories tell us about ourselves and others?

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10
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What is Polysemy?

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When the same word has multiple meanings

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11
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What is the Sapir/ Whorf Hypothesis?

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The names that make verbal distincations also help you make conceptual distinctions. Eskimos have different names for different types of snow..

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12
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Denotative v Connotative meaing

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Connatative is interprative and denotative is factual

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13
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Negation

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When you say what something is you also say what it is not

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14
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Naming

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Arbitrary and natural-

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15
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Langue

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Formal Grammatical structure of language

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16
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Parole

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How people use language

17
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Instrumental Function of Talk

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Gets something done or makes something happen in the relationship. Ex. Marriage Proposal

18
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Indexical Function of Talk

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Indicates the nature of the relationship “Come on in and have a seat”

19
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Essential Function of Talk

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Talking the relationship into being by assuming that is exists… “See you next Week”

20
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Hypertext and Hyperlinks

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the idea that all of our conversations contain coded messages that an informed listener will effortlessly understand EX. Inside Joke

21
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immediacy

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Essentializes the relationship in talk by linguistic inclusion EX us, we, let’s

22
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Facework

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Management of peoples face. Face is there dignity or respect

23
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Positive face wants

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To want to be accepted as a worth person

24
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Negative face wants

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The desire to NOT want to be imposed UPON

25
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Low Code

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Informal Talk

26
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High Code

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Formal Talk

27
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Two types of accomodation and definition

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To change your accent, rate of speech, even words used to indicate a relationship….. Convergence and divergence

28
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Convergence

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to move toward theother persons style of talk to indicate a relationship

29
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Divergence

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To move away from the style of speech of another to make a relational point such as dislike or superiority.