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Unit 1. 4. LANGUAGE AS COMMUNICATION

Isabel Perez Profesores de Primaria C1 Spanish 22 cards

Unit 1. 4. LANGUAGE AS COMMUNICATION

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  1. 1LANGUAGE DEFINITION SAPIR, 1921Language is a purely human and non-instinctive method of communicating ideas, emotions, and desires by means of voluntarily produced symbols.LANGUAGE DEFINITION SAPIR, 1921
  2. 2LANGUAGE DEFINITION TRAGER, 1949A language is a system of arbitrary vocal symbols by means of which the members of a society interact in terms of their total culture.LANGUAGE DEFINITION TRAGER, 1949
  3. 3LANGUAGE PROPERTIES LANGUAGE CHARACTERISTICSLANGUAGE PROPERTIES LANGUAGE CHARACTERISTICS
  4. 4Characteristics of language COMMUNICATIVE VS. INFORMATIVECommunicative signals communicate something intentionally.
    Informative signals communicate verbally and nonverbally.
    Characteristics of language COMMUNICATIVE VS. INFORMATIVE
  5. 5Characteristics of language DISPLACEMENTWe can refer to things and events that are not present.Characteristics of language DISPLACEMENT
  6. 6Characteristics of language ARBITRARINESSAbsence of natural connection between a word sound or form and its meaning.Characteristics of language ARBITRARINESS
  7. 7Characteristics of language PRODUCTIVITYThe potential number of utterances in any human language is infinite. The manipulation of linguistic resources to create new words and expressions.Characteristics of language PRODUCTIVITY
  8. 8Characteristics of language CULTURAL TRANSMISSIONLanguage is passed from one generation to the next. Albeit science has proved that human beings are born with an innate predisposition to acquire a language.Characteristics of language CULTURAL TRANSMISSION
  9. 9Characteristics of language DISCRETENESSHuman languages combine a set of different sounds to form distinctive units that have different meanings.Characteristics of language DISCRETENESS
  10. 10Characteristics of language VOCAL-AUDITORY CHANNELHuman linguistic communication is usually vocally transmitted and auditory received. Involving speaker and listener. However, it could also be generated via writing or sign language of the deaf.Characteristics of language VOCAL-AUDITORY CHANNEL
  11. 11Characteristics of language RECIPROCITYIn usual linguistic exchanges, the sender/speaker is also the receiver/listener.
    Aparici --> EMIREC-EMIREC communication model. Both active senders and receivers at once.
    Characteristics of language RECIPROCITY
  12. 12Characteristics of language RAPID FADING - TRANSITORINESSCharacteristics of language Language signal does not persist over time in spoken exchange. They are produced and disappear quickly, given that language is an energy that is constantly being created.Characteristics of language RAPID FADING - TRANSITORINESS
  13. 13TFLT vs. Communicative ApproachTraditionally second language teaching has consisted of teaching items of language in isolation with a focus on grammatical concepts and using written texts as main source of input.
    Communicative Approach >> reaction to grammar based methodologies.
  14. 14Communicative approachDeveloped by Dell Hymes (late 60s), it envisages language learning as the acquisition of communicative abilities based on interaction and the communicative functions arisen from real-life situations << COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE
  15. 15Communicative competenceRD 126/2014, Feb 28th
    1 of main objective of PE - f) Acquire in at least 1FL the basic CC that
    allows them to express and understand simple messages and to function in everyday situations.
  16. 16CC for HymesContrary to Chomsky (master semantics, syntax, and phonology)
    Dell Hymes: Communicative competence - knowledge that speakers and listeners have in order to communicate appropriately in different social contexts.
    4 aspects: Systematic potential, appropriacy, occurrence, feasibility.
  17. 17CC for Canale and SwainCC is the learner's ability to use language to communicate successfully.
    Constituted by: 1) grammatical competence, 2) Sociolinguistic competence, 3) Strategic competence.
  18. 18Grammatical competence (Canale and Swain)Refers to the accurate knowledge of lexicon, syntax, and phonology.
  19. 19Sociolinguistic competence (Canale and Swain)Ability to adapt language to different contexts according to accepted usage of a particular linguistic community.
  20. 20Strategic competence (Canale and Swain)Involves verbal and nonverbal strategies to adequate language and C∅ to context organizing language in a coherent and cohesive way.
  21. 21Discourse competence (Canale and Swain)It is the capacity to organize discourse with coherence and cohesion in different communicative situations.
  22. 22Sociocultural competence (Canale and Swain)It encompasses the knowledge of the social and cultural context in order to use the language following social and cultural rules.

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