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Who argues that forecasting, by providing some advance warning of what is to come, maximizes the likelihood that recipients will be prepared to register and accept the news

Maynard

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When children speak to adults, they commonly begin by asking a question such as “You know what, Daddy? Is the response the same with adults?”

Different. Children can tell a story in such a case, adults' speech context may differ

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Give example to explanatory critique

inequalities in wealth, income and access to various social goods might be explained as an effect of mechanisms and forces associated with ‘capitalism’

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Who identified Recontextualization in discourse?

Basil Bernstein, Chouliaraki and Fairclough(1999)

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What are genres in discourse?

They are semiotic ways of acting and interacting such as news or job interviews, reports or editorials in newspapers, or advertisements on TV or the internet

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What is the point of a multimodal approach?

To get beyond approaches where mode was integrally linked, often in a mutually defining way, with a theory and a disciplin

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What does discourse analytics study?

How language varies across contexts and can mark social difference

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What is normative critique of discourse?

It does not simply describe existing realities but also evaluates them, assesses the extent to which they match up to various values, which are taken (more or l

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The social process can be seen as the interplay between three levels of social reality: social structures, practices and events. What are social practises

Social practices ‘mediate’ the relationship between general and abstract social structures and particular and concrete social events

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Say some samples to features mobilized within turns at talk

lexical choices, intonation contours, nonvocal behaviors

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Who claims that purely normative or moral critique is not enough if the aim is to change social realities for the better; but values, evaluation and moral critique are a necessary part of critical social science

Sayer(2003)

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In which senses is discourse used?

(a) meaning-making as an element of the social process; (b) the language associated with a particular social field or practice (e.g. ‘political discourse’); (c)

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