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What is language?
What is language?
- A structured and conventional system of communication used to express thoughts and feelings (correct)
- A set of rules that only a few people know
- A way to confuse people
- A random collection of words
What are the levels of language?
What are the levels of language?
- Nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs
- Pronouns, prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections
- Syntax, morphology, semantics, and pragmatics
- Phonemes, words, sentences, and texts (correct)
What is the function of a non-literary text?
What is the function of a non-literary text?
- Ambiguous or polysemic
- Referential or informative (correct)
- Directed at a specific audience
- Aesthetic or poetic
What is the main objective of the transmission of a non-literary text?
What is the main objective of the transmission of a non-literary text?
What is a literary text?
What is a literary text?
What is the relationship between language and culture?
What is the relationship between language and culture?
What is the difference between a literary and a non-literary text?
What is the difference between a literary and a non-literary text?
What is language?
What is language?
What are the levels of language?
What are the levels of language?
What is a text?
What is a text?
What is the most important objective of a non-literary text?
What is the most important objective of a non-literary text?
What does language identify?
What does language identify?
What is the difference between form and content of a text?
What is the difference between form and content of a text?
What is the relationship between words and concepts in a language?
What is the relationship between words and concepts in a language?
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Study Notes
Understanding Language and Texts
- Language is a structured and conventional system of communication used to express thoughts and feelings.
- It has levels such as phonemes, words, sentences, and texts, making it ever-changing and dynamic.
- Language is creative, unique, and a means of communication used in daily life to convey information and arguments to others.
- It identifies culture and carries meaning and references beyond itself.
- Language is arbitrary since there is no necessary or natural relationship between the words of a given language and the concepts they represent.
- A text is any stretch of language that can be understood in context, from a simple phrase to a complex novel.
- Text refers to content rather than form, and the idea of what constitutes a text has evolved over time.
- A non-literary text has a referential or informative function, a specific purpose, is objective, and uses denotative language.
- The transmission of the message is one of its most important objectives.
- A literary text is ambiguous, polysemic, and fulfills an aesthetic or poetic function.
- It is not directed at a specific audience, and its function is not pragmatic.
- Non-literary texts include newspapers, magazines, and advertisements, and they have a specific audience, purpose, and use unambiguous language.
Understanding Language and Texts
- Language is a structured and conventional system of communication used to express thoughts and feelings.
- It has levels such as phonemes, words, sentences, and texts, making it ever-changing and dynamic.
- Language is creative, unique, and a means of communication used in daily life to convey information and arguments to others.
- It identifies culture and carries meaning and references beyond itself.
- Language is arbitrary since there is no necessary or natural relationship between the words of a given language and the concepts they represent.
- A text is any stretch of language that can be understood in context, from a simple phrase to a complex novel.
- Text refers to content rather than form, and the idea of what constitutes a text has evolved over time.
- A non-literary text has a referential or informative function, a specific purpose, is objective, and uses denotative language.
- The transmission of the message is one of its most important objectives.
- A literary text is ambiguous, polysemic, and fulfills an aesthetic or poetic function.
- It is not directed at a specific audience, and its function is not pragmatic.
- Non-literary texts include newspapers, magazines, and advertisements, and they have a specific audience, purpose, and use unambiguous language.
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