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what is the accommodation theory?

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changing your language
upward convergence –> e.g. mitch
downwards convergence –> e.g, stella

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what does hegemonic masculinity mean?

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view of society about what it is to be masculine

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what does hegemonic femininity mean?

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view of society about what it is to be feminine

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name the three different powers and describe what they mean

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positional power-hierarchy
knowledge power- intellectual
personal power- power in a social situation

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what does positive politeness refer to?

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ensuring that others feel appreciated, its a strategy that speakers adapt to preserve face in light of an upsetting situation

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what does negative politeness refer to?

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concerned with protecting the speaker from an upsetting situation by ensuring that others are not imposed upon

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what does impoliteness refer too?

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taboo, negative personal evaluation, dismissal, silencer, threats, insincere politeness, non-verbal gesture

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what are the 4 Grice’s maxims

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maxims of quantity- one tries to be informative and give as much info as needed
maxims of quality- one tries to be truthful and doesn’t give info that is false
maxims of relation- one tries to be relevant and say things that are pertinent
maxims of manner- one tries to be as clear, as brief and as orderly as one can be in what one says and avoids obscurity and ambiguity

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How does someone have power in dialogue

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Turn taking, interruptions, terms of address, speech acts

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How does social deixis link to power

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A category for words and expression that encode a speakers attitude towards another person

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How does asymmetry represent power

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A power imbalance between speakers shown by the unequal way they address eachother

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What sentence type is commissioned

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A speech act that pledges to a future action

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What sentence type is assertive

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A speech act that commits the speaker to the truth of what they’re saying

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What sentence type is expressive

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A speech act that expresses the speakers feelings and attitudes towards the proposition

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Adjacency pairs

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One person speaks and then the others

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