Elements 2

Question 1

Forkel Theory: Exposition

Head/ Main Idea

Answer 1

Hauptsatz

Question 2

Forkel Theory: Exposition

Introduction

Answer 2

Exordium

Question 3

Forkel Theory: Exposition

Beside/Supporting idea

Answer 3

Nebensatze

Question 4

Forkel Theory: Exposition

Against/Contrasting idea

Answer 4

Gegensatze

Question 5

Forkel Theory: Development

Contrasting / Rebuttal

Answer 5

Wiberlegungen

Question 6

Forkel Theory: Development

Dissection

Answer 6

Zergliederungen

Question 7

Forkel Theory: Recapitulation

Return/Confirmation

Answer 7

Bekraftigungen

Question 8

Hepokoski and Darcy

P

Answer 8

Primary theme zone

Question 9

Hepokoski and Darcy

TR

Answer 9

Transition

Question 10

Hepokoski and Darcy

MC

Answer 10

Medial Caesura

Question 11

Hepokoski and Darcy

S

Answer 11

Secondary theme zone

Question 12

Hepokoski and Darcy

EEC

Answer 12

Essential exposition closure

Question 13

Hepokoski and Darcy

C

Answer 13

Closure

Question 14

Hepokoski and Darcy

ESC

Answer 14

Essential expositional closure

Question 15

Emic

Answer 15

Internal knowledge instead of existing external knowledge

Question 16

Etic

Answer 16

External knowledge of a subject

Question 17

Sign

Answer 17

Something which stands for something or someone

Question 18

Object

Answer 18

The idea or thing conveyed by the sign

Question 19

Interpretant

Answer 19

Understanding that connects sign and object

Question 20

Qualisign

Answer 20

Signifies a quality of the object e.g Paint charts shows full selection of colours

Question 21

Sinsign

Answer 21

Signifies of causal connection e.g smoke equals fire

Question 22

Legisign

Answer 22

Signifies within cultural context

Question 23

Principal Agent

Answer 23

Individual sujectiviy with which we identify (PROTAGONIST)

Question 24

External Agent

Answer 24

Which acts upon or against the principal agent (ANTAGONIST)

Question 25

Narrative Agent

Answer 25

The creators persona which orders or arranges or comments on events

Question 26

Performer-as-narrator

Answer 26

Performer directs attention to structureor significance of events

Question 27

Aerophones

Answer 27

Instruments producing sound through the vibration of air, rather than vibration through another medium (string)

Question 28

Chordophones

Answer 28

One or more strings stretched between two points, sound produced when strings vibrate

Question 29

Idiophones

Answer 29

Instruments that produce sound through the instrument itself vibrating e.g maracas

Question 30

Membranophones

Answer 30

Instrument vibrating its membrane, traditionally animal skin stretched over a frame