Name: Maribel B. Dayola Date: August 7, 2015
Teacher: Lex Micheal Guritan Subject: M2
1.What is linguistics ? Linguistics is the scientific or systematic study of our language.It talks about how our language develops or works and use by the people in different countries.It also includes grammar , the sounds ,the signs etc. In case linguistics study about how our language work or develop .In studying these, we must consider everything that includes in speaking , writing , reading and etc that using our language.In these study we can a lot of it. It also helps us to understand more about our languages. It can also answer our question through language.
Therefore, in linguistics we can able to understand the forms of linguistics , the meaning of the
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The difference of it is that pragmatics study on how context imfluence the way of delivering the imformation of the sentences ,while semantics only focusing through the meaning of the language.
Ex. Pragmatics: If red = stop Semantics: If red = your then allowed to go
5. Stylistic vs. Semiotics
Stylistic is the study of interpretation of the context that may use to better yet understand the meaning while semiotics is the study of the signs that may includes the sign processes.
The difference about is that stylistics is just for the factors , and a study of interpretation which means of how you are going to interpret it to the audience while semiotics only for the signs or designs that helps to get the attention of the audience and it also depends on how you manage or prosseses the design .
Example: Stylistics “ When I was a gal , they made a hole in each end and sucked . “
Example: Semiotics
6. Speech vs.
The Great Santini explores many themes in human life, and it especially explores the life of Ben Meecham, the son of the one and only Bull Meecham. Bull Meecham is the alpha of the household, and he considers himself to be the best pilot fighter and "the meanest, toughest, screamingest squadron commander in the Marine Corps." (Conroy 144). Thus, all the other characters are of a lower quality, just as Bull Meecham considers everyone else. While Bull Meecham may love his children, he doesn't necessarily show it often, wanting to uphold his strong and military sense of mind.
Rhetoric has three different forms speech, political, forensic, and epideictic. Political
In his article he uses allusion, repetition of words, imagery, syntax, personification and an appeal
After all, rhetoric is “the art of effective communication”, but it doesn’t end there. There are a myriad of rhetorical strategies which can be utilized in any form of writing, one of these is style. Style is unique, as there are many forms that can be used in a piece of writing: syntax, figurative language, diction, parallel structure and repetition, to name a few. Style is not the only rhetorical strategy used, additional rhetorical concepts and strategies, such as ethos, pathos, logos, invention, delivery, and many more are employed; but when I think rhetoric, I think style.
She also used different literary devices and writing elements in order to promote her idea. Dumas’ style is characterized by several elements including organization, literary devices, and sentence structure which made her writing effectively. Firoozeh Dumas used metaphors to illustrate her ideas.
However, this ethical aspect connected to language use might be argued to have no relation to grammar
For example, both speakers use rhetorical devices such as alliteration, anaphora, assonance and parallelism. Some of the alliteration in “Never Give Up” by Winston Churchill includes, “throwing our minds
Paradox, parallelism, personification, repetition, rhetorical question, pathos. You may ask yourself: what importance do these words have? These words are rhetorical devices used to develop a claim. A person who used these important devices was Elie Wiesel. In his 1986 Nobel Peace Acceptance Speech, Elie Wiesel develops the claim that remaining silent on human sufferings makes us just as guilty as those who inflicted the suffering and remain guilty for not keeping the memory of those humans alive.
Basically when a symbol is allowed to have meaning, it allows our brain to connect visual areas to both the conceptual and language areas within the brain. The linguistic principles helped the novice readers learn words while some groups shared pronunciations. Some students were required to use both phonics and semantics to aid in the recollection of reading and writing. However, the teachers in today’s society still debate the use of phonics vs semantics.
Style as I would describe it is the way an author expresses themselves through their writing; by using word choice, tone, and organization. Every author and writer have their own type of style making them unique in a sense. The “Letter From Birmingham Jail” is a distinguished example. The letter was written by Civil Rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King J.r. while in solitary confinement.
In President Barack Obama’s 2012 Inaugural Speech it is evident that he uses many rhetorical devices. A few examples are allusion, foil, oxymoron, repetition, personification, sentenia, parallelism, and distinctio. Even though Obama uses multiple rhetorical devices, sentenia, repetition, and distincto are used most often. All three devices play a major role in meaning of the speech.
One example of this was when the author used personification to describe the desert towards the end of the piece. Personification is when the author uses human characteristics to describe non-human objects. He described the desert as a beautiful brown color, much like that of a person's skin color. Another example of a rhetorical device that I noticed was polysyndeton, which I found quite noticeable throughout the reading because the author used it multiple times. Polysyndeton is when the author uses a repetitive amount of a certain conjunction to emphasize a certain point.
Semantics is the understanding and the usage of words. It has been described by the teachers that Alexander had learnt many words and the family played a factor in speaking with
Seeing as language is a way of one expressing itself we can connect language to identity. As in order for one to demonstrate itself we have to be able to express our feelings and emotions and we do so through communication. Some characteristics of language is that it's dynamic, meaning that it changes constantly for example, the English people speak now is not the same English that people used to speak hundreds of years before. Language changes and modernizes itself in order to evolve and has many variations through dialects. Different language communities have certain ways of talking that will set them apart from others and those differences are known as dialects.
Formal writing is taken to be a serious one without notations of relaxed and friendly language. According to (Heylighen and Dewaele 41) a formal style is usually characterized by accuracy, rigidity, detachment, and heaviness. This is in contrast to informal writing which is, on the other hand, direct, flexible, implicit and involved though less informative. Formality in Academic writing is highly regarded for it helps in evading misinterpretation and ambiguity in the resulting work. Formality is associated with some concept such as colloquial language (Hundt and Mair 223).such is a language that is used in day to day activities by ordinary people.