affecting language use. 2. Feminism and linguistic reform Feminists‚ at least in western societies‚ also expressed a desire to change the patriarchal and sexist ’nature ’ of language and therefore engaged in various types of linguistic reform or language planning. Although many feminists shared the belief that changing linguistic and discourse practices is an important element in women ’s liberation‚ this did not result in a uniform approach to linguistic reform (see e.g. Pauwels 1998). The social
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build. The theory of structuralism is considered to be a part of French structuralism‚ started in 1950s‚ by the cultural anthropologist Claude Levi-Strauss. It is developed by Ferdinand de Saussure in his Course in General Linguistics (1915)‚ who applied a variety of linguistic concepts in analyzing a literary text. His theory of the structure of language is considered as the origin of structuralism. Ferdinand de Saussure believes that there are changes in language‚ but changes are determined by
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The Implementation of Grammar In Communicative Language Teaching Paper Submitted as final exam for academic writing class By: FransiscusTeja H.B. - 2009031048 LeonardusWahono K. - 2010031068 English Department Faculty of Education Atmajaya Catholic University of Indonesia ABSTRACT Communicative Language Teaching is believed as a method that enhance second language learners to achieve the goal which is native-like proficiency and in it’s process‚ grammar instruction is unnecessary
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integrative‚ systematic stylistic analysis of the short story‚ deriving its underlying theories from a method of prose text analysis‚ proposed by literary stylists Leech & Short. The analysis is done in three main steps corresponding to the four main "linguistic levels" of a text: lexical levels‚ grammatically levels‚ figures of speech‚ and cohesion and context. Keywords: Style‚ Lexical feature‚ Grammatical feature‚ Rhetorical tool‚ Fine‚ Sensitive 1. Introduction Katherine Mansfield‚ pseudonym of Kathleen
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correct and well-formed sentences‚ not incorrect and ill-formed. Quality 2: By using one structure or finite structures a number of orinfinite sentences can be produced. Quality 3: Recursion or Recursive rule Recursion is the capacity to be applied more than once ingenerating a structure.e.g.‚“He is the man who caught the thief who stole the jewelry that Ibought yesterday”In this example relative clause is used more than once to create a longsentence. It means that we can create long sentences
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most symptomatic features of present-day linguistics. The research methods used in lexicology have always been closely connected with the general trends in linguistics. The principles of compar¬ative linguistics have played an important role in the development of a scientific approach to historical word study. They have brought an enor¬mous increase in ordered and classified information about the English vocabulary in their proper perspective. The methods applied consisted in observation of speech‚ mostly
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approach. Listening comprehension sets a foundation for the future acquisition of speaking. Emphasis on aural comprehension training‚ and relaxation of the requirement for oral production in the initial phase of instruction‚ fosters development of linguistic competence‚ and produces better results than those obtained through intensive oral practice. I. INTRODUCTION Learning a foreign language is commonly associated with speaking that language‚ and learners are enamored with speaking the language
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английского языка. – Минск: Вышэйшая школа‚ 1992. – С. 5– 26. 5. Языковая номинация (Общие вопросы). – М.: Наука‚ 1977. 6. Языковая номинация (Виды наименований). – М.: Наука‚ 1977. 7. Weinreich U. Soviet and East European Linguistics. Current Trends in Linguistics. In: Readings in Modern English Lexicology) C.С. Хидекель‚ Р.З.Гинзбург‚ Г.Ю. Князева‚ А.А.Санкин. Английская лексикология в выдержках и извлечениях. – Л.: Просвещение Ленинградское отделение. 1969. – P. 6 – 8. 8. Quirk R. The Use
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British approach to teaching English as foreign language. In situational language teaching‚ language was taught by practicing basic structure in meaningful situation-based activities. But just as the linguistics theory underlying audio-Lingualism was rejected in the united state in the mid-1960s‚ British applied linguists began to call into question the theoretical assumptions underlying Situational Language Teaching. Common to all version of Communicative Language Teaching is a theory of language teaching
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