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    Language and Globalisation

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    of communication. These modes rely on a particular circumstance that invites oral or symbolic means to impart the desired messages; and we use discourse for this purpose. Discourse refers to very specific patterns of language that tell us something about the person speaking the language‚ the culture that person is part of‚ the network of social institutions that the person caught up in‚ and even frequently the most basic assumptions that the person holds (Lois 5). Thus‚ the idea of discourse includes

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    Language Anthro

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    Language is something that may be defined in many ways such as; ethnic languages (Spanish‚ English‚ French)‚ body language‚ sign language‚ etc… The key similarity between these mediums of language is that they are means of expression. These abilities are not simple functions preformed by any species‚ but complex mechanisms developed over thousands of years of evolution. There are many anatomical features that have continued to change and develop throughout the evolution of man‚ but one seems to have

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    Persuasive Language

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    Language analysis Short sentence making an impact. Emotional appeals - dual mortgage bearers‚ attempting to create sympathy. Attacks – Call to action - Emotive language – desecrate‚ heavily pregnant wife‚ very vivid‚ shocking explicit‚ Puerile referring to graffiti but also condoning the council as childish and silly. Hyperbole - heavily pregnant wife‚ ‘eyesore’ disfigures the landscape‚ lurid‚ obscenities that would make even a bikie reel back in disgust‚ thorn. Metaphor - obscenities that

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    Language Movement

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    Language Movement Even before the creation of Pakistan‚ there was a demand to make Bangla the national language. Dr. Mohammad Shahidullah defends Bangla as the state language on 29th July‚ 1947. On September 2‚ 1947 some students of the University of Dhaka formed “Tomaddun Mojlish”‚ a cultural organization. Tamuddun Majlish in a booklet titled State Language of Pakistan: Bengali or Urdu? demands Bengali as one of the state language of Pakistan. In November 1947 Karachi‚ at Pakistan Educational

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    Sign Language

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    (Begin by saying good morning in sign language) Specific purpose: To Inform my audience about communication by way of sign language. Thesis Statement: ASL (American Sign Language) has been around for quite a while‚ although Aristotle had a theory that people can only learn through hearing spoken language I. Aristotle was the first to have recorded anything about the deaf-blind‚ his theory was that people can only learn through hearing spoken language. A. According to start-american-sign-language

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    How does cocaine effect the body? Cocaine is a powerful and highly addictive substance. Cocaine hydrochloride remains a Schedule II controlled substance as it has some legal therapeutic applications as a pain reliever and vasoconstrictor‚ useful in association with some medical procedures. In most other cases cocaine is an illegal substance. It can be found in a number of forms such as‚ white powder‚ paste‚ or solidified and rock like‚ referred to as crack cocaine. It can provide a rapid- onset‚

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    European CLIL Abstract: Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)‚ regarded as an “umbrella” term to dual-focused education where content is learnt through an additional language‚ is widely implemented in Europe. This paper mainly focuses on the theoretical bases of CLIL implementation‚ its implementation in Chinese context and its shortages compared with Europe. The whole essay includes three parts: the introduction‚ the body and the conclusion. The first part is an introduction

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    Language Change

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    The history of English language has seen many changes due to social and cultural influences with an array of reactions from its users. English has changed due to the ever emerging technologies and the need use them as efficiently as possible. The views and values of its users have a huge impact on the direction language takes in the way it changes and develops. Although there are many people who accept and embrace the changes in language‚ there are just as many people whom believe otherwise. People’s

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    The Neurology of Language

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    Reading Reaction: The Neurology of Language. Neurolinguistics is important because it studies how the brain process language. In other words‚ it is the study of the neural mechanisms in the human brain which control the comprehension‚ production‚ and acquisition of language. In accordance with the anatomy of the nervous system we can mention terms like neurons‚ cell body‚ axon‚ dendrites‚ and synapse in order to understand how our brain is composed. But the most important part of the nervous

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    Potential physical barriers to communication include kinesics. Kinesics is a general term used to define human movements‚ gestures and posture. Kinesics may substitute‚ accompany or modify language. Kinesics may be directive‚ informative or empathic in nature. One of the most used components in kinesics is body posture. There are many different types of postures‚ but there are four basic kinds: approach‚ withdrawal‚ expansion‚ and contraction (Beebe‚ Beebe & Ivy‚ 2010‚ p. 95). Posture is a substantial

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