LCC FInal Flashcards
example of changing reality
“I now pronounce you husband and wife”
performativity/ performative speech
talk that takes action or “does something” just through its utterance
two types of utterances
constative and performative
constative utterance:
can be proven to be true or false
performative utterance:
statements that do things
in order for a speech to do performativity they need…
authority
locutionary act/force:
what was intended-perfomative speech
perlocutionary act/force:
what resulted from the utterance/the effects of the utterance
ideology:
the means of organizing the ways one sees the world, so that one perspective is made to seem “natural”
language ideology:
sets of beliefs that tie linguistic practices to social experiences and relationships
can language ideologies be discriminatory?
yes
example of ideology in action
respect in service encounters— “can I help you with anything”
example of social consequences with gender
the color blanket a baby got is chosen because of gender
4 characteristics of gender
1-learned
2-collaborative
3-performative
4-asymmetrical- produces unequal relations
linguistic marketplace:
where language exchanges happen