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    Communicative Competence

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    2 On Communicative Competence Dell Hymes This paper is theoretical. One connotation of "theoretical" is "programatic"; a related connotation is that one knows too little about the subject to say something practical. Both connotations apply to this attempt to contribute to the study of the "language problems of disadvantaged children". Practical work‚ however‚ must have an eye on the current state of theory‚ for it can be guided or misguided‚ encouraged or discouraged‚ by what it takes

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    Assess the contribution of Social Action Theory to sociology: Social Action Theorists‚ or Interactionists are also known as micro sociologists‚ this is because instead of looking at the bigger picture in society‚ and how the large structures and institutions such as the education and judiciary systems affect individuals‚ which is what Marxists and Functionalists (macro sociologists) look at‚ Social Action Theorists look at the opposite‚ how us‚ individuals‚ act by our own accord‚ and how we make

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    U214B Book1 Ch 3

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    U214B:Book 1 Communicating in English: Talk‚ Text‚ Technology Chapter 3 Growing up with English • . Introduction • Chapters 1 and 2 have considered a range of practices in spoken and written English involving English-speaking adults. In this chapter‚ we will consider how Englishspeaking children learn to take part in such practices-how they learn to make sense of the English language as a system‚ and how they learn to make meaning in English. • According to Crystal‚ approximately one in three of

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    1a. Define routinization: • Routinization is the way people go about doing something. It’s a method to organize chaos and when practiced it accomplishes the goal quickly and effectively. There are different methods used‚ but ultimately routinization produces the desired result. 1b. Strategies in the ER: • In the essay by Chambliss’ essay‚ “Just Another Routine Emergency”‚ we learn of the best strategies that are used in the ER’s across the USA to routinize chaos. One of the main strategies

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    woman in a laying down pose symbolizes weakness‚ that’s where he is mistaken; Women are much more powerful‚ indigenous‚ and intellectual. For Victoria’s Secret models it is easy to determine the feminism‚ because the women are in bras and panties. Goffman stated “The Ritualization of Subordination” is the body posture that has a deep significant meaning. In other words‚ people with the knee bent and tilted head symbolizes surrender or submission‚ but that is not always the case. In this circumstance

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    collected a more randomized sample consisting of issues from Time and Vogue in the first 4 weeks of January and June for the same 6 years. She also created a clear and concise coding system of nine different categories (four more categories than Goffman). After Lindner and a researching assistant had coded a total of 1‚374 advertisements‚ statistics were published on their findings. The results showed that “78% of the magazine advertisements portrayed women stereotypically

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    Body Art

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    The number of people getting tattoos seems to be on the rise. According to the most recent Harris Poll‚ conducted in the summer of 2007‚ approximately 40% of Americans ages 25-40 have at least one tattoo‚ as compared to 3% 20 years ago (Hawkes‚ Senn‚ &ump; Thorn‚ 2004). The increased popularity of the tattoo is apparent if you compare those findings to the 1936 Life magazine estimate that 10 million Americans‚ or approximately 6% of the population‚ had a tattoo (Swan‚ 2011). According to Kang and

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    Is Gender Performative?

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    Is gender performative? “One of the interpretations that has been made of Gender Trouble is that there is no sex‚ there is only gender‚ and gender is performative.” (Judith Butler interview 1993) When approaching and investigating the discourse of gender roles‚ gender performance and gender trouble one will find that there have been different approaches over the centuries and that the connection made between sex and gender is one of change and development. The questions that are going to be answered

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    Performativity

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    THE ROLE EVERYDAY PERFORMATIVITY PLAY IN INTERPELLATING US AS RACED‚ GENDERED‚ CLASSED‚ ETHICIZED AND NATIONAL SUBJECTS AND IS THERE ANY WAY THAT WE CAN SUBVERT THE ROLES ASSIGNED BY US BY SOCIETY. Performativity is one of the difficult terms to define because of its interdisciplinary nature in which it is used. Even though such is the case‚ it is often used to name the capacity of speech‚ as a production of the speaking body‚ as well as other non-verbal forms of expressive action‚ to perform

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    simple as trying to persuade people that you are outgoing and friendly. On the other hand‚ it might be to persuade people to be afraid of you‚ to show people you are different and unique. This persuasion can also be linked to the “front stage” which Goffman talked about. He says that life is a stage and we are the actors. We act on the stage of life and we perform on both the front stage and back stage. The front stage is the part that everyone else can see. Our bodies‚ our physical actions‚ and emotional

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