PPT-Analysis of Act 2 – language, themes and context

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Objectives To recall details about the context of 1950s American capitalism and consumerism To understand and analyse how this is demonstrated in the play To

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Objectives To recall details about the context of 1950s American capitalism and consumerism To understand and analyse how this is demonstrated in the play To evaluate Williams messages. THINGS FALL APART. LQ: . . Can I . analyse. how Achebe presents . Okonkwo’s. . struggle with alienation and dislocation, through the . language choice, structure and form?. . TERMINOLOGY: . onomatopoeia, . Dr David C . Arnott. Principal Teaching Fellow – WBS. David.Arnott@wbs.ac.uk. Extracting Knowledge & Meaning from Documents. Content Analysis & Grounded Theory . How many of you anticipate using documentary analysis as a primary research methodology?. LQ: . Can I apply our new exam strategies effectively?. TERMINOLOGY: . onomatopoeia, . repetition. , alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification, . personal . pronoun, . feminism, rhetoric. THINGS FALL APART. LQ: . Can I . analyse. how Achebe presents women through his language choice, structure and form?. . TERMINOLOGY: . onomatopoeia, . repetition. , alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification, . Dr. . Jeffra. . Flaitz. Saint Leo University. Stages of. SOCIAL LANGUAGE. B. ASIC. I. NTERPERSONAL. C. OMMUNICATION . S. KILLS. ACADEMIC LANGUAGE. C. OGNITIVE. A. CADEMIC.  . Practically. . every. . communicative. . experience. . we. . have. . reminds. . us. of a . similar. . experience. . we. . have. . either. . observed. or . been. . actively. . involved.  . Practically. . every. . communicative. . experience. . we. . have. . reminds. . us. of a . similar. . experience. . we. . have. . either. . observed. or . been. . actively. . involved. LM1 – Boyd . 2016/17. 20. . October 2015. traditional grammar. “a somewhat loose ‘umbrella term’ covering a range of approaches to the study of language” (Coffin & O’Halloran) focuses . Section A: Modern prose or drama (20%). ‘Lord of the Flies’. Section B: Exploring cultures (20%). ‘Of Mice and Men’ . by John Steinbeck. 1 hour 30 minutes. Assessment Objectives Section B . ‘Of Mice and Men’:. Awais. . Athar. . &. Simone . Teufel. Sentiment Analysis of Citations. Challenges in Citation Sentiment Analysis. Negative sentiment is ‘politically dangerous’. - (. Z. iman. , . 1968). Personal biases are h. Discourse analysis study the ways sentences and utterances. (speech). go together to make texts and interactions and how those texts and interactions fit into our social world.. It should be noticed also that discourse analysis is not just the study of language, but a way of looking at language as well.. everything. is perfect (Mr Birling is a bit too anxious to impress Gerald, Eric seems rather nervous and Sheila playfully rebukes Gerald for not having come near her the previous summer) there is a happy, light-hearted atmosphere.. . Linguistics. Preview. Introduction. : . importance. . of. . language. Communication. systems. Functions. . of. . language. . Universal. . properties. . of. . language. Definitions. . of. Themes are an integral part of UI for any application.. Themes are used to design the fonts and colors of an application to make it more presentable. . In Flutter, the Theme widget is used to add themes to an application. .

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