Theorists Flashcards

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Politeness principle consists of what?

And who’s theory was it?

A

Robin Lakoff

Don’t impose “I’m sorry to bother you”
Give options “it’s up to you”
Make your receiver feel good “what would I do without you!”

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What is an opened and closed network?

What was the theory, and who’s theory was it?

A

Milroy Belfast study

Closed = a person whose personal contacts all know each other. Men. They use vernacular forms.

Open = contacts tend not to know each other. Women. They use less vernacular forms.

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What did Lakoff say about women?

A

Use more:
Hedges, politeness, tag questions, empty adjectives, special lexicons (teal, turquoise), apologise more, intensifiers, lack of sense of humour.

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What did Zimmerman and West suggest?

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Men are more likely to interrupt than women

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What did Beattie say?

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Women and men interrupted with more or less equal frequency

Men interrupted more but only slightly

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What differences in men and women did Deborah Tannen suggest?

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Male vs female

Status vs support
Independence vs intimacy
Advice vs understanding
Conflict vs compromise

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What did Jennifer Coates suggest about the ways women talk?

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Their speech falls under one of these categories:

House talk (exchanging information)
Scandal (judging others)
Bitching (complaining to other women)
Chatting (gossiping)

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