Folklinguistics Flashcards

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Define Folklinguistics

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Idea’s about language that are current in the culture and come from historical stereotypes

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How do the 4 D approaches relate to folklinguistics?

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They show the development of research culture as different ideas about language use have been more mainstream at current times compared to others

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Which of the 4 D approaches was the first relevant approach to talking about how men and women talked?

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Deficit approach

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What does the Deficit approach say about womens language?

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There is something wrong with it that needs to be fixed

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When did most Deficit approach research pieces occur?

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1960’s and 1970’s

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Name a Deficit approach study created in the 1970’s

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Lakoff’s Women’s language study

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What did the Deficit Model of language encourage women to do?

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Change the way they spoke

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What is an example of a woman who took the Deficit Approach advice seriously?

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Margaret Thatcher

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What was the result of Thatcher changing the way she spoke?

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People described her as being too masculine

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What is a criticism of the Deficit Model?

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Many women who successfully change the way they speak may be labelled as impostors which is a negative label for them

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Which of the 4 D approaches was the relevant approach to talking about how men and women talked after the Deficit model?

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Dominance Model

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When was the Dominance approach the main model?

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1970s.

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What happened due to the research done in relation to the Dominance approach studies? (Negative occurrence)

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Generalisations about how men and women talked occurred from very little data provided

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Name a Dominance approach study created in the 1970’s resulting in large generalisations

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Zimmerman and West

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Why was Zimmerman and West’s study taken to be good quality data?

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Because it resonated with an image of male speakers at the time

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What is a criticism of the Dominance approach?

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At the time, the research done for it was only taken to benefit men, even when the amount of research done was very little

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Which of the 4 D approaches was the relevant approach to talking about how men and women talked after the Dominance model?

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Difference Model

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What does the Difference approach say?

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Factors of age variations or gender or cultural differences may affect how people speak instead

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Name a Difference approach study created in the 1990’s and what she said

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Tannen’s book talking about how men and women follow different ‘scripts’ of talking