(P1 B)Language and power Flashcards
What are Shân Wareings 3 types of power?
political
personal
social group
What are two types of instrumental power?
practical power(violence,money,skills)
positional power
what are two types of influential power?
pedagogical power
personal power
What did Norman Fairclough come up with?
Critical Discourse Analysis:
power in discourse- power acted in conversations
power behind discourse-social and ideological set ups that influence discourse
What are advantages of jargon?
brevity, navigating intricacies of certain professions, foster an identity
What are disadvantages of jargon?
complicated, excludes others, pretentious
What was the plain English Campaign?
disallows misleading public information, crystal mark on documents
What is an occupational register?
language used by professionals in different work settings
more formal
establishes expertise and authority
What do Drew and Heritage develop?
Institutional talk:
communication in institutional contexts have specific characteristics
What are Drew and Heritages specific characteristics?
turn taking rules
constraints on language(allowable contributions)
professional lexis
goal orientation
similar structures
asymmetry
What is the power of a participant determined by?
hierarchy
status
role
authority
What does John Swales develop?
discourse community
defined by six characteristics
What are the 6 characteristics of a discourse community?
agreed set of public goals
mechanisms of internal communication
levels of membership
information and feedback
multiple genres-further aims
specialist lexis
What does Almut Koester develop?
Phatic Talk
-communication maintaining relationships
-creates a positive and productive working environment
What does Goffman develop?
face
- the positive public image we seek to establish in social interactions