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    Semantics vs. Pragmatics

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    Semantics-Pragmatics Distinction: What It Is and Why It Matters" (Bach 1999a)‚ I develop this conception of the distinction and contrast it with alternatives. Here I will try to clarify the difference between them ‚so that you know what are these subfields of linguistics and what their major concerns . 2 Table of contents : Introduction …………………………………2 1.What is pragmatics ?......................................4 1.1 Structural ambiguity …………………….5 1.2 Etymology

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    these abilities (Hernandez‚ Martinez‚ & Kohnert‚ 2000). More specifically‚ working memory‚ memory capacity and high level of thought are being increased‚ while attention is being sustained. Thus‚ other skills‚ such as multitasking‚ in linguistic and not linguistic tasks‚ are being enhanced and inhibition‚ where irrelevant stimulus are discarded is being improved. Furthermore‚ bilinguals seems to be more effective in monitory systems‚ which leads to the induction of that their response is faster rather

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    Cabre

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    reestablishing the foundations of a theory of terminology on its own or in contrast to linguistics or lexicography‚ in particular the Workshop on Theory of Terminology at the International Congress of Linguists in Prague‚ the XIVth European LSP Symposium in Surrey‚ a Colloquium about Terminology as a Scientific Discipline in Paris‚ a Round Table on theory of terminology at the Congress of the Portuguese Association of Linguistics in Lisbon and a seminar Terminology 9:2 (2003)‚ 163–199. issn 0929–9971 / e-issn

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    Mrs Kerenimama

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    1 RELEVANCE THEORY Robyn Carston Linguistics‚ University College London CSMN‚ University of Oslo 1. INTRODUCTION Relevance theory (RT) is best known for its account of verbal communication and comprehension‚ but it also sets out a general picture of the principles driving the human cognitive system as a whole and this plays a crucial role in underpinning the particular claims made about communication and the pragmatic theory that follows from them. The various post-Gricean accounts of

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    Doing Focus on Form

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    Studies and Linguistics‚ University of Auckland‚ Private Bag 92019‚ Auckland‚ New Zealand Received 17 April 2002; received in revised form 14 June 2002; accepted 17 June 2002 Abstract ‘Focus-on-form’ refers to a particular type of form-focused instruction - the treatment of linguistic form in the context of performing a communicative task. This article considers the rationale for this approach to teaching form as opposed to the more traditional ‘focus-on-forms’ approach where linguistic features

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    Speech Communities

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    Speech Communities Language is both an individual possession and a social possession. We would expect‚ therefore‚ that certain individuals would behave linguistically like other individuals: they might be said to speak the same language or the same dialect or the same variety‚ i.e.‚ to employ the same code‚ and in that respect to be members of the same speech community‚ a term probably derived from the German Sprachgemeinschaft. Indeed‚ much work in sociolinguistics is based on the assumption that

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    The Object of Lexicology

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    (1)The object of Lexicology. (2) Links with other branches of linguistics. (3)Two approaches to language study (synchronic‚ diachronic). (1 )The term‘lexicology’is composed of 2 Greek morphemes:lexis denoting‘word’/logos denoting‘leaning’.In modern linguistics lexicology is one of the branches of science dealing with different properties of words and the vocabulary of a language.The term‘word’denotes the basic unit of a language‚it’s a structural and semantic entity within the language system

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    Advertising Discourse

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    67-88 Text World Creation in Advertising Discourse Laura Hidalgo Downing Universidad Autónoma‚ Madrid lhidalgo@bosque.sdi.uam.es ABSTRACT This article explores the way in which text worlds are created in advertising discourse by analysing linguistic choices and features of context which are crucial in the determination of specific relations between sender(s) and target audience(s)‚ in particular‚ deixis and frame knowledge. The argument is that a textworld model is particularly adequate for

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    Bryce Postler Ling 10 4/11/13 Psycholinguistics in Schools Individuals going into the field of school psychology will quickly realize the significance of linguistics in language development. It is essential that workers within this field are prepared to meet the tasks that they are about to come across. Furthermore‚ with the ever growing population of ESL students(English as Second Language) it is imperative that the school psychologist is capable of analyzing and diagnosing any problems the

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           Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) originated from the changes in the British Situational Language Teaching approach dating from the late 1960s (Richards & Rodgers‚ 2001). Stemming from the socio-cognitive perspective of the socio-linguistic theory‚ with an emphasis on meaning and communication‚ and a goal to develop learners’ “communicative competence”‚ Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) approach evolves as a prominent language teaching method and gradually replaced the previous

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