paris

Question 1

What is a double journey?

Answer 1

Going on a physical and personal journey. This could mean travelling to find peace within themselves or trying to grow as a person; they could also be travelling for new experiences or for a new start.
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Question 2

Quest narrative

Answer 2

When the text producer is on a journey to seek something. whether that be personal growth or a physical item, their travel is for a specific reason

Question 3

Tellability

Answer 3

What makes people more inclined to interact with your text. What features make people want to keep listening/reading.

Question 4

external evaluation (N/A)

Question 5

internal evaluation (N/A)

Question 6

culture shock

Answer 6

Culture shock is the feeling of disorientation and discomfort that can occur when someone is exposed to a culture that is different from their own.

First stage: honeymoon (excitement and fascination of this new culture)

Second stage: frustration (overwhelmed and disoriented because of the differences between the new culture and their own)

Third stage: adjustment (adapting to the new culture)

fourth stage: acceptance (finding comfort and becoming familiar

Question 7

affordance

Answer 7

affordances are the visual or physical cues that suggest how an object can be interacted with. For example, a doorknob affords turning, a button affords pressing, and a handle affords pulling. Affordances can be used to design objects or interfaces that are intuitive and easy to use, by making use of the natural associations between an object’s properties and its functions.

Question 8

constraint

Answer 8

a limitation or restriction that prevents someone or something from acting or operating in a certain way

Question 9

schematic knowledge

Answer 9

knowledge that the test receiver gains from the text

Question 10

embodied knowledge

Answer 10

knowledge the text receiver already has about the topic

Question 11

paris syndrome

Answer 11

When the expectation of paris doesn’t meet the reality. it’s an example of culture shock

Question 12

exophoric storytelling

Answer 12

a type of storytelling that refers to things outside of the text. including cultural references, historical references or other stories.

Question 13

endophoric storytelling

Answer 13

a type of storytelling in which the story is self-contained and doesn’t reference anything outside of the text. all of the information needed to understand the story is within the text already and no embodied knowledge is needed.

Question 14

othering

Answer 14

when the text producer creates a distinct difference between the speaker and the people spoken about (eg. ____ and Parisians)

Question 15

subjectivity

Answer 15

subjectivity is a measure of how much personal feelings and opinions can influence an individuals perspective on a particular topic or situation

Question 16

armchair traveller

Answer 16

a type of text receiver that is reading the text to live vicariously through the producer

Question 17

flaneur

Answer 17

an individual being immersed in everyday events of a culture

Question 18

deixis

Answer 18

words that cannot be fully understood without additional contextual information

Question 19

prosodic stress

Answer 19

words that are emphasised through volume/intonation in speech

Question 20

backchannelling

Answer 20

minimal responses by a listener to show engagement in what the main speaker is saying (“oh really?” “hmm” “yeah”)

Question 21

false start

Answer 21

when a speaker returns to the start of their sentence to rearrange or rephrase it before continuing