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Langage parle a l'ecole et dans la famille (The Language Spoken at Home and in School)

Peer reviewed

Weil, Dominique – Langue Francaise, 1972

Special issue devoted to research and the teaching of French in the elementary school. (VM)

Descriptors: Child Language, Communication (Thought Transfer), Educational Environment, Family Environment

Media Language: Television's Modes of Address

Peer reviewed

Goldsen, Rose K. – Journal of Communication, 1975

Explains socially reflected linguistic patterns resulting from the three most popular television genres. (MH)

Descriptors: Communication (Thought Transfer), Higher Education, Information Networks, Language Research

Conversational Dominance.

Esau, Helmut; Poth, Annette – 1981

Details of conversational behavior can often not be interpreted until the social interaction, including the rights and obligations of the participants, their intent, the topic, etc., has been defined. This paper presents a model of conversation in which the conversational image a person presents in a given conversational situation is a function of…

Descriptors: Dialogs (Language), Discourse Analysis, Interaction, Language Styles