Mindmap
What is discourse and why analyze it?
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What is discourse and why analyze it?
Is used by
- Linguists
- Psycholigst
- sociologists
DISCOURSE
- Tendencies in twentieth-century linguistics
- Are divided in
- Formalism
- That's to say
- interest in structure of language
- That's to say
- Functionalism
- It means
- interest in what language is used for
- It means
- Formalism
- Are divided in
- Self-construction
- Some characteristics are
- People tend to tell the researcher the things he wants to hear
- happens in ordinary talk
- matters are more complex when talking
- Some characteristics are
- It means
- Language above the sentence
- Is made by
- making assumptions, basing on the knowledge we have about the world
- Looks for
- structure in units that are larger than one sentence
- Must be
- using language to mean something
- Language users
- have problems identifying sentences that are not texts
- For example
- Later, an item about vasectomy and the results of the do it yourself competition
- Furthermore
- The speaker utterance has no structure
- DESIGNED BY: DANIELA MENA, ANA GARAY AND RICARDO PARRA
- For example
- interpret larger texts not only sentences
- For example
- The baby cried/ the mommy picked it up
- Can be
- A sequence of events- cause and effect- A and then B
- For example
- have problems identifying sentences that are not texts
- Tendencies in twentieth-century linguistics
Requires
- Relevant terms
- They are
- Talk
- Is
- Spoken language
- Generic and inclusive
- Is
- Conversation
- Refres to
- Spoken language rather than written language
- However
- People consider conversation is also done throgh chatting
- Using
- Chatrooms
- Using
- People consider conversation is also done throgh chatting
- However
- Spoken language rather than written language
- Refres to
- Discourse
- Is
- Language used in any medium
- A technical term
- Is
- Talk
- They are
- Relevant terms
Some linguistcs
- Want to know how turn talking works like
- Take discourse as a source of evidence
- Study how people talk is evidence of their lives
Telecom
- Is
- A british company created to improve nation's communication skills
- Is
People's understanding of the world
- is
- shaped by the way they used language according to what they have available
- is
Takes into account
- Texts
- Can be
- A sentence or smaller than a sentence
- For example
- Word MEN written on the door of a public bathroom
- Used to
- Convey a meaning
- Includes
- Positive discourse
- For example
- drugs use is a recreational activity
- For example
- Negative discourse
- For example
- drugs use is a crime
- For example
- Positive discourse
- Includes
- Convey a meaning
- Used to
- Letter P for parcking lot
- Word MEN written on the door of a public bathroom
- For example
- A sentence or smaller than a sentence
- Can be
- Texts
Used for
- Investigating social voices of people
Works with
- Data that is done in writting
Language using
- is
- An intersubjective process
- is
Discourse analysis
- Is not
- Completely related with spoken discourse
- Is not