Exam 2 02/06 (01/30 - 02/13) Flashcards

1
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Adam ____ on the first day of his life

A

spoke

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2
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Language ultimately derive from _____

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God

“let us make man in our image”

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3
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Language enables us to _____

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cooperate in fulfilling the creation mandate

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4
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Why is a language a gift from God?

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  1. It facilitates communication between God and man

2. it permits “correct” meaning attached to creation

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5
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Sins effect on language

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There is no primitive language they are all equally complex and there are 3,000 to 8,000 languages in the world.

However languages are dying - latin for ex

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6
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Descriptive linguistics

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The study of sound

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7
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Phonetics

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Study of the physical attributes of sound

[p]en vs sheep

INDICATED BY BRACKETS [ ]

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8
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Phonemics

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The study of sounds in one language that are distinguished by its speakers

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9
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Phoneme

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A part of Phonemics. The smallest unit of sound that can be altered to change the meaning of a word.

pin /p/ sin /s/ tin /t/

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10
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Morphemes

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The smallest combination of sounds that have meaning
Sounds that cannot be broken into smaller units

like (single morpheme)
un or dis (two bound morphemes) - un-like, dis-like

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11
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Syntax

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A set of rules that determines the meaningful organization of words into phrases and sentences.

These rules align morphemes to develop meaning

You | are | there. Three morphemes organized by syntax to create meaning.

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12
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Theory of Language - Thought produces language

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Chomsky
Transformational grammar theory - “As we think, so we speak”

Looking for a common denominator between human languages

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13
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Deep structure

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Chomsky
The underlying grammatical form of the sentence that is transformed by a set of transformational rules into surface structure.

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14
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Sapir Whorf

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“As we speak so we think”

Members of different cultures with different languages contain unique characteristics

Particular worldview and perspective

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15
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Chinese struggle to think

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abstractly - in theory

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16
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Sociolinguistics

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study of the relationship between language and social structure

17
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Social and class dialects - political ideology

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develop from language

18
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Ethnography of Speaking

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the study of speech behaviors and analysis of speech events in specific settings

19
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Kinesics

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the study of how people use gestures, facial expressions, posture, body movement, eye contact, and touching

20
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Proxemics

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the study of how people in different cultures define proper body space

21
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4 distinguishable space zones

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intimate
social
personal
public

22
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What book discusses the four distinguishable space zones?

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The Silent Language by Edward Hall