did not have any problems with understanding the speech of old people and educators. I think‚ it was caused by the fact that they use correct English (in most cases)‚ speak more clearly‚ and their language does not contain as many slang words and neologisms as the language of young generation. I also do not think it is something wrong with the language of young people unless it modifies and evolves as they grow older (that happened with my Polish language). I do think it is a problem that many adults
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Social Networking is Not Killing Friendship‚ written by Kate Harding‚ is about Harding’s claims that social networking is not responsible for the death of the traditional concept of friendship. In this article‚ Kate describes her personal opinion of connection between Facebook and friendship. Generally‚ she disagrees with all common reasons that social networking has anything to do with real friendship. She uses William Deresiewicz’s essay to approach her viewpoint. The words that people should not
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FUNCTIONAL STYLISTICS Functional stylistics is a branch of linguistics which studies functional varieties of the literary language determined by specific spheres and aims of communication. In modern society every person constantly finds himself in regularly recurring situations typical of the given culture‚ in which he has to play a definite social role‚ i.e. to behave according to norms accepted in the given society for such situations. One of the manifestations of a social role of
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invention‚ in no matter what form‚ only provided it be broad and great‚ refined and sensible‚ sane and beautiful in itself; who has spoken to all in his own peculiar style‚ a style which is found to be also that of the whole world‚ a style new without neologism‚ new and old‚ easily contemporary with all time. It should‚ above all‚ include conditions of uniformity‚ wisdom‚ moderation‚ and reason‚ which dominate and contain all the others. Buffon‚ in his
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Here‚ the boy is using a neologism through ‘Dadness’ which expresses his age and naivety towards the outside world‚ ‘drinking it in’ suggests the level of attention that he is paying to the father as he is absorbing ever detail about him. This is reflected when the boy is said to
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Cassie Smith Miss Lindsay Safe EWRC 23 May 2014 A Society without Privacy Keeping pace with the ever evolving technological world‚ brings the idea of our personal information can be accessed by a weak firewall and breakable password. All these‚ however‚ also have a drawback in common they serve as locating devices for each and every one of us. Privacy has vanished. In George Orwell’s
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langeSonto (other news papers do not publish on Sundays) - Albany bakeries – very soft buns‚ sasko bread 6. * Initialism – IT Company * Descriptive – Pick ‘n Pay * Alliteration & rhyme – m & m’s * Evocative – Museum * Neologisms – Nestle * Foreign word – Porsche * Founder’s names – Enzo Ferrari * Geography – HillCrest 7. The noun name ama in zulu in branding name sport team names in South Africa it is used as a collaboration as in a way that is meaning some
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like different sounds in her writing‚ she likes to create probably new words and Compound words are made by joining two or more words; the combination creates a new word‚ in addition she creates new words that do not exist. Another writer who used neologisms is Dr. Seuss and Charles
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Glossary of Linguistic Terms [pic] Accelerando: Accelerando is the term when speech speeds up‚ and is said at a quicker pace. Accelerando is only for spoken‚ not written speech however. This obviously speeds up narrative pace and makes the mood more intense and dramatic. Acronym: An acronym is where words are shortened to just the first letter. E.G. ‘U.N’ is an acronym as it is short for ‘United Nations’. The effect of acronyms
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Roman Jakobson’s "The Speech Event and the Functions of Language." (Jakobson’s terms honored over Yaguello’s) Sue Smith‚ snsmith@u.arizona.edu Yaguello‚ Marina. Language through the Looking Glass: Exploring Language and Linguistics. Trans. Marina Yaguello and Trevor Harris. Oxford: Oxford UP‚ 1998. The speech event‚ an act of verbal communication‚ brings into play 6 features‚ closely interdependent. An utterance does not necessarily/usually have only one function. CONSTITUATIVE FACTORS of a SPEECH
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