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    PAPER LINGUISTIC

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    The Relationship between Components of Communication and Communication Process Iffatul Azizah 2013-B/1371500 Ilman Alvian 2013-B/1371504 Lucky Ayu Novitasari 2013-B/1371510 Miftakhul Imam Fauzi 2013-B/1371514 Abstract Communication has become a major necessity for our social life due to getting information or knowledge. Communication is a way of interaction from people to another people. Without communication‚ there will no input that will be gotten because input or information is very connected

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    work‚ school‚ or music group. Researchers have deemed these groups as discourse communities. Ann Johns explains discourse communities as‚ “a basis for sharing and holding in common: shared expectations‚ shared participation‚ commonly held ways of expressing” (320). Discourse communities hold certain standards and actions that lead to the functioning of the group. The Bartlett City Court Clerk’s Office is a stand out discourse community that has certain vocabulary‚ genres‚ and tasks that allow them

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    English 340 29 October‚ 2007 The Landlord vs. Miss Gee Langston Hughes and W. H. Auden are two highly educated authors‚ who came from very different cultural backgrounds. Literary contemporaries‚ contemporaries in that they were both working writers during the same time period‚ Hughes and Auden are known for literary works which tackle both moral and political issues. Langston Hughes’s and W. H. Auden’s poems "Ballad of the Landlord" and "Miss Gee" exhibit each author’s ability to employ the use of

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    Synonymy in Media Discourse

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    Types of synonyms 6 1.3. Origin of synonyms 9 1.4. Difficulties connected with distinguishing synonyms 12 1.5. Summing up 13 2. Media discourse 14 2.1. What is media? 14 2.2. What is discourse? 17 2.3. What is media discourse? 19 2.4. Topics of media discourses 20 2.5. Summing up 21 3. Practical part 23 General overview 23 Analysis 26 3.3. Summing up 28 Conclusion

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    Ideology & Discourse

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    let`s move on discourse. What is that? Discourse is the term that describes written and spoken communications; the "language in the language‚" a certain vocabulary‚ semantics‚ pragmatics and syntax‚ manifesting itself in actual communicative acts‚ speeches and texts. “Discourse constitutes the social. Three dimensions of the social are distinguished – knowledge‚ social relations‚ and social identity – and these correspond respectively to three major functions of language … Discourse is shaped by

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    Discourses in Education

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    Discourses in Education Institutes of education (i.e. public schools) exhibit many political‚ social‚ cultural and historical discourses that impact and furthermore shape what is practiced in schools and the way in which it is delivered. These discourses will often be implemented in educational contexts through synchronisation with the socio-cultural theory‚ moreover influencing and impacting upon the teachers‚ students and the schools themselves. In order for an understanding of education to be

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    Linguistics and Point

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    moving from the introduction into the first main point of the body. A connective is not required here but may be used if desired. For information on connectives‚ review pages 177-178 of your textbook. Skip a space above and below connectives.) BODY I. A single complete sentence expressing the main point of this section of the speech A. Sub point [As with main points‚ sub points should be written in full sentences.] 1. Sub-sub point [Write sub-sub points in full sentences.] 2. Sub-sub point B

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    Discourse Community

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    101 11/22/14 Discourse Community Essay Best Buddies Discourse community‚ a term given multiple definitions‚ has been most consistently defined as a group of people‚ who normally meet in a certain place‚ that have texts and practices in common. John Swales‚ the author of The Concept of Discourse Community‚ gives a list of six characteristics a group of individuals should uphold to be considered a discourse community. Even though a few of John Swales’ characteristics of a discourse community are

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    PRAGMATIC AND DISCOURSE

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    Homeschooling Might Not Be the Answer Homeschooling can be a wonderful option for people looking for an alternative to traditional school. Homeschooling is a school in which parents teach their children an academic curriculum at home instead of sending them out to a public or private school.  However‚ homeschooling is not for everyone and it might not be the right choice in a number of circumstances. Homeschooling: Requires Time Homeschooling requires time.  Homeschooling is a full time job‚ and

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    exactly how I treated those subjects‚ with the utmost disobedience. Being born into a Discourse‚ as John Paul Gee puts‚ “…involve a set of values and viewpoints in terms of which one must speak and act” (LiteracyDiscourse‚ and Linguistics‚ 538). Being born into an Asian-American household‚ I was pressured heavily to achieve academic success. However‚ I didn’t care much to squeeze myself into this supposed Discourse of a perfect Asian. Nobody seemed to offer me a solid reason why I should apply myself

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