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What are the elements of language that children learn by the time they are 5?

Sound system, word formation, grammar, vocabulary, word meaning, and how to use language appropriately.

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What is the referential function in Jakobson's model?

The referential function conveys information.

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According to Jakobson's model, what is language composed of?

Language is composed of a system of signs.

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What is the role of signs in communication?

Signs communicate meaning from one mind to another.

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What did J.L. Austin state about practical action in language?

He proposed the speech act theory, emphasizing 'How to do things with words'.

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What are examples of speech acts?

Compliment, request, complain, suggest, demand, etc.

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How is language tied to identity?

Language is tied to places and people.

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What role does interaction play in identity?

Interaction is a means of signaling and interpreting identities and memberships.

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What does Alessandro Duranti say about language in terms of social reproduction/change?

Language is a form of action that both presupposes and at the same time brings about ways of being in the world.

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What are examples of social reproduction?

Use of honorifics, use of address terms, use of pronouns, use of kinship terms.

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What is denotative meaning?

The literal or primary meaning of a word.

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What is connotative meaning?

An idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning.

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What is language as a multipurpose tool used for?

Conveying information, accomplishing practical action, signaling identity and membership, reproducing and changing the social world.