PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION (MIDTERMS)

REGISTER

variety of language used by speaker in a particular social setting

STATIC/FROZEN

required the use of language that rarely or never changes.

CONSULTATIVE REGISTER

used in professional discource where one of the speaker is a professional

CASUAL REGISTER

used in informally settings

INTIMATE REGISTER

used in private communications where relationship is very personal

FORMAL REGISTER

used in formal and impersonal settings

SPEAKING MODEL (1967)

Variables that would indicate appropriateness of language use

DELL HYMES

Who made the SPEAKING model (1967)?

SETTING/SCENE

refers to the time and place where communication takes place.

PARTICIPANTS

refers to the relationship between the speaker and audience

ENDS

it refers to the purposes and goals of the speech

ACTS SEQUENCE

the form and order of the event

(K)CUES

It establish the tone, manner, or Spirit of the speech or act

INSTRUMENTALITIES

it refers to channel and code

CHANNEL

it refers to the mode of communication

NORMS OF INTERACTION AND INTERPRETATION

refer to the specific normed behaviors and properties inherent in the event

GENRE

the kind of speech of act or event

COMMUNICATIVE INCOMPETENCE

ability to use appropriate language and tone in various context

ENDS

intended outcome of the communication experience

• Outcome of the communication expericence

• purposes, goals

Two meaning of Ends

CODE

the level of language used