Lanuage And Occupation

Question 1

John swales

Answer 1

Once you start work you become a member of a professional community which has a set of professional practices and share specialist knowledge and certain values
Discourse commuti3es

Question 2

Horvak

Answer 2

The shift from work talk to personal talk is always initiated by the highest ranking person in the room

Question 3

Drew and heritage

Answer 3

Differences between everyday talk and workplace talk
Goal oreientated, turn taking, allowable contributions, professional lexis, structure, asymmetry

Question 4

Grices maxims

Answer 4

Rules needed to be applied to a conversation in order to make them successful
The maxim of quantity
Quality
Relations
Manner

Question 5

Goffman face theory

Answer 5

Positive face
Negative face
Face threatening act

Question 6

Howard Giles matched guise study

Answer 6

Prefer RP over brum

Question 7

What did hergard say?

Answer 7

Initialises,acronyms and other jargon make the workplace more efficient

Question 8

What did fairclough say?

Answer 8

Power in discourse- how power relationships are demonstrated through language
Power behind discourse- power dynamic between two speakers itself

Question 9

What did Sian wearing say?

Answer 9

3 types of power
Political,personal,social group

Question 10

What did french and raven say?

Answer 10

6 types of power
Legitimate,referent,expert,information,reward,coercive power

Question 11

What did koester say?

Answer 11

Phatic talk language used to establish connections and social interaction rather than covenying in for lie greeting and small talk

Question 12

What does bates say?

Answer 12

Gendered language and exclusion- in informal convos at work women can be covertly excluded from participation and a sense of unity throug the use of sexual,athletic and military language