Theory Flashcards

1
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What did Romaine say

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The use of lengthy syntax shows prestige

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2
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Who says that the use of lengthy syntax shows prestige

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Romaine

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3
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accommodation theory

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giles

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4
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how can giles’ accommodation theory be applied to early modern

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writers/readers of the 17th century were likely wealthy as they could afford education.
so the writers likely used elevated discourse to upwardly converge to the reader

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5
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what theory is this
writers/readers of the 17th century were likely wealthy as they could afford education.
so the writers likely used elevated discourse to upwardly converge to the reader

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giles accommodation theory

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6
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What was Labov’s theory in relation to the language change

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Changes from above - changes made by a socially dominant group e.g 18th century grammarians
Changes from below - change made below the level of consciousness
People are aware of changes from above but not changes from below

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7
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Who said that there are
Changes from above - changes made by a socially dominant group e.g 18th century grammarians
Changes from below - change made below the level of consciousness
People are aware of changes from above but not changes from below

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Labov

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8
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Who said that female related terms often undergo pejoration

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That female related terms

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9
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What did Schulz say

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That female related terms often undergo pejoration

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10
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What are Grice’s maxims from the cooperative principle

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Quantity - the right amount
Quality - truthful, free from metaphor and sarcasm
Manner - being clear, not mumbling
Relevance - staying on topic

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11
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Who created the cooperative principle

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Brice

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12
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How is Fairclough’s informalisation relevant to the early modern English period

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Language is becoming increasingly informal

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13
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Who said the overtime language has become more informal

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Goodman
Fairclough

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14
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What did Goodman say

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She agreed with Fairclough that overtime language is becoming more informal

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