theories streetcar 0.0 / 5 ? English Language & LiteratureStreetcar named desireA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Ellagetrevising1Created on: 14-11-23 18:07 when was body language by Korte theorised 1997 1 of 50 who theorised body language korte 2 of 50 when was facework by Goffman theorised 1955 3 of 50 who theorised facework goffman 4 of 50 when was speech acts by austin theorised 1962 5 of 50 when was speech acts by searle theorised 1975 6 of 50 who theorised speech acts in 1975 searle 7 of 50 who theorised speech acts in 1962 austin 8 of 50 who theorised accommodation theory in 1971 giles 9 of 50 when was accommodation theory by giles theorised 1971 10 of 50 when was grices maxims theorised 1975 11 of 50 who created .... maxims grice 12 of 50 when was Beatties speaker switch theorised 1983 13 of 50 who theorised speaker switch beattie 14 of 50 what does body language theory by korte (1997) theorise kinsetics, haptics, proxemics 15 of 50 what is kinsetics gestures, postures, eye and facial movement 16 of 50 what is proxemics movement in relation to another character's personal space 17 of 50 what is haptics touching another person 18 of 50 what are the 3 features of facework face-threatening acts, protecting positive face, protecting negative face 19 of 50 what is face threatening to reduce or harm someone else's status 20 of 50 what is protecting positive face the other person allows you to maintain a high status 21 of 50 what is protecting negative face avoiding direct confrontation 22 of 50 what is hegemonic masculinity the prevalent view in society of what it means to be masculine. behaviours that keep men in dominant power over women 23 of 50 what is hegemonic femininity the prevalent view in society of what it means to be feminine. behaviours that keep women subordinate to men 24 of 50 what are the features of accommodation theory convergence, downward convergence, upward convergence, mutual convergence, divergence 25 of 50 what is convergence speaker changes the way they speak to be closer to the other person to reduce social distance 26 of 50 what is downward convergence adopts language that has a lower perceived social status 27 of 50 what is upward convergence someone of low status will use language of a higher perceived social class 28 of 50 what is mutual convergence both speakers linguistically meet in the middle 29 of 50 what is divergence speech moves further apart to increase social distance 30 of 50 what are the features of speaker switch smooth speaker switch, simple interruption, overlap, butting-in interruption 31 of 50 what is smooth speaker switch exchange of turns, no simultaneous speech, first speaker's utterance complete 32 of 50 what is simple interruption exchange of turns, simultaneous speech present, first speaker's utterance incomplete 33 of 50 what is overlap exchange of turns, simultaneous speech present, first speaker's utterance complete 34 of 50 what is butting in interruption no exchange of turns, simultaneous speech present 35 of 50 what are grices maxims quality, quantity, relation, manner 36 of 50 what is the maxim of quality truth 37 of 50 what is the maxim if quantity Don't be more informative than required 38 of 50 what is the maxim of relation relevance 39 of 50 what is the maxim of manner clarity 40 of 50 what are austins (1962) speech acts locutionalry, illocutionary, perlocutionary 41 of 50 what are searles (1975) speech acts assertive, directive, commissives, expressives, declarations 42 of 50 what is a locutionary act the surface meaning of an utterance 43 of 50 what is an illocutionary act the intended meaning of an utterance 44 of 50 what is a perlocutionary act the affect of the hearer of utterance 45 of 50 what is an assertive commit the speaker to the truth 46 of 50 what is a directive cause the hearer to take an action 47 of 50 what is a commisive commit a speaker to a future action 48 of 50 what is an expressive expresses the attitudes and emotions of a speaker 49 of 50 what is a declaration speech that changes the reality of a situation 50 of 50
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