[ مذاكرة جماعية ] : تجمع مذاكرة تحليل الخطاب

[نسايم ورد]

بلانكا .. لساني يعجز عن شكرك ..اسأل الله لك التيسير مثل ما سهلتي هالماده بشرحك المختصر المفيد ..

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Situated identities

That is, different identities or social positions we enact & recognize in different settings

هنا الهوية الحالية ..تعريفها يبدأ بكلمة هويات مختلفة

Social languages

different styles of language that we use to enact & recognize different identities in different settings

هنا اللغات الاجتماعية ..تعريفها يبدأ بكلمة اسلوب مختلف من اللغة

Discourses” with a capital

different ways in which we humans integrate language with non-language “stuff,” such as different ways of thinking

هنا الخطاب ..فيها كلمة هيومان يعني بشر

Conversations” with a capital

long-running & important themes or motifs that have been the focus of a variety of different texts & interactions (in different social languages & Discourses

المحادثة فيها كلمة مواضيع

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لقيت لكم اسئلة للمعتقل وابي احطها محلوله مافيه وقت احسها شامله بس مدري اذا فيه احد سبقني وحطها
ما قدرت البارح اتابعكم يعلق عندي الموقع والنت اصلا ضعيييف

هااااه اجيبها ؟!!!!!

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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة another day

لقيت لكم اسئلة للمعتقل وابي احطها محلوله مافيه وقت احسها شامله بس مدري اذا فيه احد سبقني وحطها
ما قدرت البارح اتابعكم يعلق عندي الموقع والنت اصلا ضعيييف

هااااه اجيبها ؟!!!!!

ماشفت اسئلة للمعتقل بالتجمع

هاتيها الله يعافيك

[البروفسور]

ا

[Another day]

اوك اجل نبدأ على بركة الله ...



Discourse analysis will enable to reveal the …………….behind a text or behind the choice of a particular method of research to interpret that text.
a- hidden motivations
b- Clear motivations
c- Phenomenon motivations
2- Discourse analysis is meant to provide ……………………of the hidden motivations in others and in ourselves, and therefore.
a- a higher awareness
b- Less awareness
c- Fewer errors
3- Discourse analysis is meant to enable us to solve concrete problem by making us ask …………….and epistemological questions.
a- Ontological
b- Diglossical
c- Biological
4- Analysis of discourse looks not only at the basic level of what is said, but takes into consideration the surrounding social and ………. Contexts
a- Geographical
b- Political
c- Historical
d- Technological
5- Critical thinking about the analysis of texts is as ancient as…
a- Mankind
b- Animal
c- Language
6- Discourse analysis is perceived as the product of ……………
a- postmodern period.
b- Pre-modern period.
c- During modernity period

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Discourse Analysis (DA) is a modern discipline of the social sciences that covers a wide variety of different …… ……………… approaches
a- Sociolinguistic.
b- Psycholinguistics.
c- Pragmatic.
2- Discourse Analysis takes into consideration the ……………..
a- surrounding social only
b- historical contexts only
c- surrounding social and historical contexts.
3- Discourse analysis will enable to reveal the hidden …………behind a text
a- Result
b- Author
c- Motivations
d- Critic
4- In Discourse Analysis(DA) one term is looked upon a lot more favorably than the other, and this is what a Discourse Analyst would consider, as well as looking at the relationship of these terms with a …………………
a- Wider world
b- widely used term
c- a narrowly used term
5- Language has a magical property: when we speak or write we craft what we have to say to ………. the situation or context in which we are communicating.
a- Fit
b- Contradict
c- Criticize
d- Described
6- Discourse analysts will look at any given text, and this just means anything that communicates a message, and particularly, how that message constructs ………………..
a- a social reality or view of the world
b- cybernetic reality and view of the world
c- linguistic reality and view of the world

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اسئلة المعتقل

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if institutions, committees, and committee meetings didn’t already exist, speaking and acting this way would be…….
a- Nonsense
b- Meaningful
c- Clear
d- Not clear
2- Whenever we speak or write, we always and simultaneously construct or build ……….. things of “reality”
a- Five
b- Six
c- Seven
3- "I enter a plain, square room" is an example of an area of reality which is reflect by speech the area which is reflected by this example is …..
a- The meaning and value of aspects of the material world
b- Activities
c- Politics
d- Semiotics
4- We talk and act in one way and we are engaged in formally opening a committee meeting ; we talk and act in another way and we are engaged in “chit-chat” before the official start of the meeting . this is called
a- The meaning and value of aspects of the material world
b- Activities
c- Semiotics
5- In Activities .We talk and act in one way and we are engaged in ………….
a- formally opening a committee meeting
b- chit-chat” before the official start of the meeting
c- informallyopening a committee meeting
6- I talk and act in one way one moment and I am speaking andacting as “chair” of the committee; the next moment I speak and talk in adifferent way and I am speaking and acting as one peer/colleague speaking toanother. This is showing …..
a- Activities
b- Semiotics
c- Identities and relationships

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I talk and act in such a way that a visibly angry male in a committee meeting (perhaps it’s me!) is “standing his ground on principle,” but a visibly angry female is “hysterical.” This is showing …..
a- Activities
b- Semiotics
c- Politics
d- Connections
2- I talk and act so as to make what I am saying here and now in this committee meeting about whether we should admit more minority students connected to or relevant to what I said last week about my fears of losing my job given the new government’s turn to the right . This is showing …..
a- Activities
b- Semiotics
c- Politics
d- Connections
3- (what and how different symbol systems and different forms of knowledge “count) is an example of an area of reality which is reflect by speech the area which is reflected by this example is …..
a- The meaning and value of aspects of the material world
b- Activities
c- Politics
d- Semiotics
4- Though critical thinking about the analysis of texts is as ancient as mankind, discourse analysis is perceived as the product of …………period
a- Modern
b- Premodern
c- Old
d- Postmodern
5- Ways of looking at the world of talk and interaction is called …
a- tools of fact-finding
b- tools of inquiry
c- tools of realization
d- tools of investigation


6- “tools of inquiry” in DA means
a- ways of looking at the world of talk and interaction
b- ways of writing
c- ways of reading
d- ways of constructing good sentences
7- the different identities or social positions we enact and recognize in different settings .This is showing ……………
a- Situated identities
b- Social languages
c- Discourses” with a capital “D
8- The different styles of language that we use to enact and recognize different identities in different settings.
a- Situated identities
b- Social languages
c- Discourses” with a capital “D
d- Conversations” with a capital “C
9- The different ways in which we humans integrate language with non-language “stuff,”
a- Situated identities
b- Social languages
c- Discourses” with a capital “D
d- Conversations” with a capital “C
10- Conversations” with a capital “C,” that is, long-running and important themes or motifs that have been the focus of a variety of different texts and interactions through a significant stretch of time and across an array of institutions.
a- Situated identities
b- Social languages
c- Discourses” with a capital “D
d- Conversations” with a capital “C
11- the use of a term like ''colonization'' or a ''occupation'' is something that is………………….. important in DA.
a- Sometimes
b- Always
c- Rarely
d- Seldom