text genre design

grammar, logic, rhetoric

ehtos, logos, pathos

trust

logic

emotion

using word not in literal meaning

relates to formal expression

one thing is compared to another (as and like)

treating abstract if it were human

one object stands in for another that is RELATED

a part that stands for the whole (wheels out back)

exaggeration

meaning is opposite to what it appears

understatement

two items join and make contradiction (sweet pain)

comparison where one thing is said to be another

figure of silence used for emotion (yeah but..)

PUNS sound alike but differ in meaning

one single phrase or word joins other parts of sentnce (clause)

juxtaposition of contrasting words

where speaker turns to address same person on topic

directly speaking to audience

brackets

circumulation, roundabout way of saying something

repetition of words in reverse (ABBA)

a word formed associated with the soud

similarity of structure

use of three parallell words (VENI VICI VEDI)

public and official

imparting knowledge

acrtion of passing material object to another person (knowlege)

scripted, engage caller via intro, aknowledge answers

global dominance of english

contextualised, purpose, simple style,scriped, polite (please) female voice is more pleaseing

death announcement

front page newspaper

only name

photo, name, socioeconomic staus, date of death

name, date, ID of announcer

spatio-temporality ! In a standard naturally occurring narrative this would occur with one speaker

two or more voices

story, sequence told in order, BME

TALE, TELLER, TELLING

temporally and sequently

narrator take part

narrator does not take part

narrator is a character in the story

narrator is not a character in the story

narrator tells their own story

diaphonic and polyphonic

retells events

as they unfold

before they happen

one speaker

two or more speakers

abstract storyline of a narrative ! The sequence of elemental, chronological events that create the narrative

The use of stylistic devices in the story (flashback,repitiion)

the direct echo or invocation of another text

; how knowledge is represented and how it is used

place, time, person

subject matter being written about

spoken, written, news, magazines, songs, poems ect

spoken, written, news, magazines, songs, poems ect

¡ Participants and relationships

clarity of expression and logical links between ideas

connection of ideas at the sentence and paragraph

Foreign words that have not been entirely accepted

word with same meaning as another

lexical opposite

specific meaning that belongs to a set

same spelling diff meaning

same pronunciation diff spelling and meaning

multiple meanings

words that belong together (brand new)

secret language used by criminals

biological properties

emphasizing masculine interests or a masculine point of view

state of standing out from the ‘regular’ or default form

the use of a word in an incorrect way

website, chat, text, blog

makes use of subordination

conseptualisation is influenced by language we speak

narrator takes part

conative function

audience and purpose

feilds

criminal

words we use in everyday life

words we know but dont use

words we know but dont use

words we know but dont use

forgien words that have not been acceoted and are non standard words

gay language