Find a discourse community that you are interested in whether you are interested. You may be a member of the discourse community; you may be an outsider. For our purposes, the discourse community can be any group that sees itself as a group. Some possibilities include church groups, friendship or girls fraternity, clubs or teams, social organizations, scholarly or professional organizations. As your goal is to make an interesting and insightful analysis of the conversation community, you will use this material to gather from your observations and interviews. The analysis is a description of all the information you collect. Learn what you have learned in the conversation community and tell it to the reader. In order to help you learn and explore the concept of the discourse community, you do discourse community ethnography. Please choose two discourse communities that are interesting to you or to you. A preliminary research question is proposed: "What is the purpose and characteristics of this discourse community?" Find the first answer to this research question for the two chosen discourse communities, 5 (6) - Write a report on page 6 (6). I will investigate the community in detail and answer survey questions. We will also analyze similarities and differences between the two selected discourse communities.

Speech from middle English, French intermediate conversation ("dialogue, speech"), Latin conversation ("running behavior"), Latin discurō ("running"), dis- ("separation") + currō (" Spelling corrected by the influence of French ("course") A couple of gentlemen are sitting beside him, and I sometimes find the leftovers of their conversation in the room. At first I could not understand what I heard; due to the words of Louisa Eston and Mary Ingram sitting near me, I occasionally confused the fragmentary sentences that I arrived at. Of course, he let us make such a big discourse. (Social science, countable) Institutionalized thinking, social boundary that defines what specific subjects can say (after Michel Foucault) "Poison woman: depiction of women's crimes in contemporary Japanese culture", p. 177 by Christine L. Marin in 2007, In addition, recall from the previous chapter that the criminal discourse of the 1930s was implicitly thought to be a potential criminal, including domestic women. But equally important is the emergence of a distinctive African-American homosexual discourse that the African-American liberation movement refuses to properly deal with sexual orientation and gender identity issues. Discourse (simple current discourse of the third person, discourse of the current participle, simple past and past participle) Starting with the question "What is discourse?", This article explains how to identify specific discourse and explores ways to distinguish these discourse and text. The emergence of discourse analysis in psychology and the continuing impact of linguistics and post-structuralism on practitioners provides the basis for the results of discourse analysis. In this paper, we explain the descriptive, analytic and educational functions of discourse analysis and deal with the cultural and political problems that the discourse analyst reflects in reflecting in discourse activity. Proper discourse definition proposals should be used to identify discourse and are presented and supported by seven criteria that should address conflicts between them and between them. Then we proposed three other criteria to link the discourse analysis to a broader political issue. The discourse community is a group of people involved in a specific topic, problem, or field. According to the criteria of John Swales in the Concept of the Discourse Community, Christianity is to be regarded as a discourse community for its common goal, media, participation mechanism, specific types, and thresholds for members I can. Christianity meets the first standards of Swirls by achieving a series of common goals, such as spreading faith, spreading enlightenment and disseminating good morals. By spreading faith, members can gain knowledge to recruit new members. For example, in the church, there is an event that urges members of the community to discuss beliefs about recruiting new members.

The second discourse The last paragraph of the preface is a passionate appeal that requires the reader to pay attention to the people and society's history that Rousseau is about to present beyond the boundaries of time and space. Beginning with this writer's invasion - a form of literary nickname - this article uses historical sentences as its main story model. This approach is in sharp contrast to the approach Thomas Hobbes has adopted in his Leviathan. There, the UK passes geometry before valid debate and correct assumptions. The way of learning prove that proposition. Rousseau wrote the second paper in response to the essay contest organized by Dijon University. (Rousseau won the same essay contest in a previous post, often referred to as the first essay). . According to Rousseau, the state of nature is a peaceful and unrealistic era. People are lonely and simple living. Some of their needs are inherently easily met. Due to the richness of nature, poor population, and lack of competition, people rarely even see each other, not to mention reasons of conflict and fear. In addition, these simple and morally pure people are blessed with the ability to sympathize naturally, so they will not hurt each other. The first person who criticized Rousseau was his philosopher, especially Voltaire. According to Jacques Barzun, Voltaire got angry with the first discourse and was angry with the second discourse. The interpretation of Voltaire's second discourse is that Rousseau wants readers to "fit on the ground with limbs" for barbarians. Jean-Baptiste Blanchard is his main Catholic. Blanchard was opposed to Rousseau's negative education. Children will learn more from the early days of their studies. He also insisted that women are addicted, and opposed his view on women's education. Therefore, it is unnatural to remove them from the mother's way, as it will cause misfortune to both men and women. The second discourse, like the first discourse, is an answer to the question posed by Dijon University: "What is the root cause of male inequality and is it approved by natural law? Discussion on the origin of inequality is quite different from the first discourse for several reasons. Firstly, the second discourse is not that popular in terms of college reaction. It exceeded the requested length, which was four times the length of the first one and made a very bold philosophical claim; unlike First Discourse, it did not win a prize. But since Rousseau is now a famous and respected writer, he can publish it on its own. Secondly, if the first discourse shows that Rousseau is an "anti-enlightenment" thinker, contrary, the second discourse can be considered as a representative of enlightenment.

Concern about community composition research is that "language use in the group is social behavior, that is, discourse is a means of maintaining and expanding group knowledge and introducing new members to the group, discourse is a group of knowledge Knowledge or organization (Swirl 468) Communication is done on a regular basis, but its mechanism may vary depending on the community (conference, communication, newsletter, conversation, Facebook post etc.). "The discourse community primarily uses its participation mechanism to provide information and feedback, so membership implies absorption of information opportunities. "The discourse community uses one or more types of communication to promote its purpose and therefore has it." The glossary includes glossaries, community-specific abbreviations, and community-specific abbreviations. "The level of membership of the discourse community has relevant levels of relevant content and discourse expertise.] The survival of the community depends on reasonable ratios between beginners and experts. Although achieving the goal may be the result of activities of the discourse community, it is more difficult to decide what the discourse community is. Swales provides a 6-point standard to explain how the discourse community works (24-27), while at the same time other literacy / rhetoricists (Bizzell, Herzberg, Devitt) I feel that the criteria are shrinking and paying much attention to the use of language. . They insist that the discourse community is not just the language they use, but the language specifically written. But when doing this discussion it is difficult to see how people organize the differences between language communities and practical communities. The discourse community seems to be a concept we know, but it is not easy to explain As we discussed it in class, I am familiar with the six characteristics of the discourse community. First, I will explain the discourse community that has a common purpose and concern. The second argument is that the discourse community must have a way to communicate with other members like group conferences. The third argument is that the discourse community is participating in relevant information that will help us achieve that purpose. Just as CrossFitters pays CrossFit journals and actively participates. Fourth, the discourse community will develop and exploit different types to convey goals and events. Newspapers and Web sites updated everyday. The fifth explains the discourse community to include languages ​​strictly used in specific communities. People outside the community may not know like the words that explain their actions and equipment to use. The discourse community is a group of people who share a series of discourses that are understood as basic values ​​and assumptions, and how they are communicated. John Swales, a linguist, defines the discourse community as "a group with goals or purpose and use communication to achieve these goals." Some examples of discourse communities may be those who read or post particular journals or members of Madonna Fan's email list. Each discourse community has its own undocumented rule on what can be said and how it can be said. It may be appreciated that Freud analyzed the latest work of Madonna. Most people move in and around different discourse communities everyday.

1325-1375; Small discount in middle English <Medieval Latin discursus (spelling of middle English course), Late Latin: Dialogue, Latin: Running back and forth, equivalent to discur (rere) running (dis - dis - 1 + currere) - tus For suffix v) + - sus is executed. action Unit text used by linguists to analyze language phenomena over one sentence C14: Demonstration from medieval Latin, escaping from Latin: running back and forth, running monotonously in various ways, from dis-1 + to running In the latter half of the 14th century, the process of 'understanding, inference, thinking', remarks from France, 'running' from Latin in Latin 'dialogue' 'past participle' (dis -) + currere "(See current (adj.).) The meaning of" official speech and lighting "was recorded for the first time in the 1580s. As Rylance proved, the spiritual discourse of the 19th century is divided into four (more or less different) categories: discourse of soul, discourse of philosophy, discourse of physiology, discourse of medicine. These constitute "four different ways to think about the phenomenon of human mind" and "four different languages ​​for psychology" (21). In the late 19th century, especially in the 1870s (70s) physiological discourse steadily increased. Still, like the other theories claiming the naturalistic view of human thought, such as the theory advocated by Charles Darwin's "descendants of mankind", the new spiritual concept led to further discussion. Starting with the question "What is discourse?", This article explains how to identify specific discourse and explores ways to distinguish these discourse and text. The emergence of discourse analysis in psychology and the continuing impact of linguistics and post-structuralism on practitioners provides the basis for the results of discourse analysis. In this paper, we explain the descriptive, analytic and educational functions of discourse analysis and deal with the cultural and political problems that the discourse analyst reflects in reflecting in discourse activity. Proper discourse definition proposals should be used to identify discourse and are presented and supported by seven criteria that should address conflicts between them and between them. Then we proposed three other criteria to link the discourse analysis to a broader political issue. The discourse community is a group of people involved in a specific topic, problem, or field. According to the criteria of John Swales in the Concept of the Discourse Community, Christianity is to be regarded as a discourse community for its common goal, media, participation mechanism, specific types, and thresholds for members I can. Christianity meets the first standards of Swirls by achieving a series of common goals, such as spreading faith, spreading enlightenment and disseminating good morals. By spreading faith, members can gain knowledge to recruit new members. For example, in the church, there is an event that urges members of the community to discuss beliefs about recruiting new members.

When discussing zombie action movies and buddy genres of police movies, we have a reason to believe that the main target is the audience is a male. The same assumption is impossible even if the audience does not choose to watch a movie about male friendship. But history is for films of men who show that film offers kind of friends. In David engraved magazine article "Masculinity of modern Hollywood and the protagonist of heavy movies" he said "The opponent is an extension of the cultural cliché of" men combine ", and in this case, a man from repression of fantasy It was released with women who can apply at. Revealing itself (137) mimicking the gender "" structure, "We are seeing sexual and gender variability by doing" (138); GEN ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. . "Performance sex itself's performance apparently disclosed in (138)" (139); "- Repeat - Repeat Identity for Sustained Exposure Illusion Effect Repeated ..." Imitation "(141);" Gender Repeated Average Repetition " The illusion of sexual identity "" (146); and the nature "exhibition, the hyperbolic satire evidently to the state of its basic ...... clearly" "" (147), and "reveals its fundamental nature Not (149; all important points increase) In Judith Butler 's gender / gender / anticipated sexuality issue, identity is defined as the subject of discourse creation, and there is no axiomatic definition. Butler attempted to show the reader that the identity formed by gender and gender is a single form of language category and that these forms are subjective changes. For example, gender redefines the social constructive characteristics of masculinity and femininity. "Because identity is considered as a concept of stability, gender and sexual stability, Revealing itself (137) mimicking the gender "" structure, "We are seeing sexual and gender variability by doing" (138); GEN ~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. . "Performance sex itself's performance apparently disclosed in (138)" (139); "- Repeat - Repeat Identity for Sustained Exposure Illusion Effect Repeated ..." Imitation "(141);" Gender Repeated Average Repetition " The illusion of sexual identity "" (146); and the nature "exhibition, the hyperbolic satire evidently to the state of its basic ...... clearly" "" (147), and "reveals its fundamental nature Not (149; all important points increase)

How do you find a discourse community in your field? Finding and reading a journal is one way, but in other areas we publish the results through a specialist organization. Several organizations based on areas that publish trusted research are as follows. Use the search engine to find and view websites of these organizations Conclusion (1 / 2-1): Please reflect your discovery and analysis in your conclusion. How do you know how your discourse community communicates verbally and in writing? What do you know about genres that your discourse community depends most on communication? Does this knowledge help to better understand how you feel about being part of this discourse community? After completing a thorough and thoughtful analysis of field notes, collected materials, and interviews, write your findings in the discourse community's ethnography itself. There are many ways to write text, but I ask you to follow this basic structure: Introduction (1 / 2-1): For example, what they did, what they did Wait for about. I'd like to provide enough background information for your discourse community so that your audience is ready to read your analysis but does not duplicate your analysis too much. Also, you need to explain why you chose this discourse community and what you want to learn. How do you find a discourse community in your field? Finding and reading a journal is one way, but in other areas we publish the results through a specialist organization. Several organizations based on areas that publish trusted research are as follows. Use the search engine to find and view websites of these organizations Academic discourses vary in every field of specialization. All fields of expertise use the same method to find information on those words. This information is used for new ideas and new research. The use of communication is an important part of discourse. Let's use informal and formal communication professions to find new research ideas. We will informally contact you by e-mail, telephone conversation, letter. Many experts will use email as a way to convey the work or other thoughts they need to edit. Formal communication is done through academic journals and books. Experts use formal communication to discover new ideas and new information for research

In order to be accepted by the discourse community, we must learn the typical way for community people to communicate and discuss. In this article I will prove that I entered the discourse community of the high school football team by mastering knowledge, building trust and learning my favorite game. In other words, I will use Ethos, Logos, and Patos to appeal. I like to play soccer, I like to watch experts who play on TV. I have been participating in the contest since I was 10 years old and I am always playing with the city league team. The requirement to become part of the team is simple, but it is also difficult. I am a member of Crowley Hawks, a high school football team. Show more content In a soccer game, you must be able to communicate with all your teammates. This is what I did from the beginning. We are communicating in various ways, such as daily training and punishment as a team. Even calling each other is a common form of communication. Even if they do not like it, we need to learn that everyone in the team will cooperate with each other. At first it seemed meaningless, but it was all about chemistry. It loses with chasing a year, and it is difficult for a family to accept new players. Kim coach is one of the best coaches I have ever experienced. He seemed initially like a mean senior citizen, but we finally changed his view. He revealed to us that we only understand what he means by the word GAS. GAS means performance, attitudes, and skills. Of course, the result is the most important. It is because there is no passing and matching is not a rule. Most people do not have problems, but many people have problems. If someone is struggling and we want to get a complete lineup in the next few games, we all have to help. When there is a risk of failure, we did a lot to help them. Over time, we encountered many obstacles, we expect each other through them Discourse analysis is a qualitative analysis method that explores the meaning of language use and communication, the context and process of these meanings and practices. Discourse analysis aims to recognize and classify processes, networks, and practices that make various meanings from data. Discourse analysis as an analytical method includes various starting points and specific field applications. There are things that change pressure, such as consistency and language, dialogue, strict analysis of dialogue. Other variants highlight contextual interrelationships of meanings in interactive contexts or broader historical and social contexts or processes and relations between genres and discourse. A typical discourse analysis combines micro-level language usage analysis with macro-level context analysis. The purpose of discourse analysis (discourse, composition, dialogue, communication events) is defined by a consistent sequence, proposition, speech and conversation in the sentence. Contrary to many traditional language theories, discourse analysts not only study the use of languages ​​beyond the boundaries of sentences, but also analyze "spontaneous" language usage rather than creative examples I like to do. Text linguistics is a closely related field. The essential difference between discourse analysis and textual linguistics is that discourse analysis is aimed at revealing the psychosocial characteristics of people rather than text structures.

"If you are reading only books on discourse analysis this is what you want to read.You will find a lot of fun here if you are an expert.Gee's book is a discourse analysis is mere It shows that it is not linguistics.Research, as he said, it helps us see the way all of us avoid "physically, socially, culturally or morally" in the world I guess. " Here James Paul J. introduces his unique and comprehensive approach to discourse analysis: an analysis of languages ​​and written languages ​​for the development of social and cultural perspectives and identity. Assuming that there is no prior knowledge of linguistics, James Paul Gee proposes both the use of language theory and research method. This method consists of a series of "query tools" and policies that use them. The book is clearly written and written in an accessible way, providing these question tools and using language theory. And they are placed in the overall methodological framework of discourse analysis. Finally, an example of extended discourse analysis is shown using examples of tools and strategies developed earlier in this document. It includes prospects from various methods and fields such as applied linguistics, education, psychology, anthropology, communication James Paul Gee is a professor of reading at Tashia Morgridge, University of Wisconsin-Madison. His previous publication included school linguistics and literature, social mind and new work orders (in collaboration with Glynda Hull and Colin Lankshear) 1. Introduction Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), according to Crystal (2008 p. 123), is "a study on the relationship between discourse events and socio-political and cultural factors, especially how discourses are influenced by ideology It influences power society relations. "Therefore, the main purpose of CDA seems to be to clarify hidden power relations and ideological processes with spoken words or sentences. What is CDA? Fairclough (1995, p. 132) defines the CDA as "(a) an opaque relationship between discourse practices, causality and decisions between events and sentences, and (b) a system of wider social and cultural structures Exploration ". , Critical Discourse Analysis Jan Blommaert and Chris Bulcaen briefly introduced Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA). CDA is primarily intended to use social theory for discourse analysis, based on linguistics (Blommaet & Bulcaen, 2000, p. 447). It is intended to analyze structural relationships of advantage, discrimination, power and control through textual research (Blommaet & Bulcaen, 2000, p. 448). - Imagination plays an important role in creating a community and its identity. In this case, the novel covers absolute production and prejudice in historical narrative theory. History is adaptable by the hands of the narrator that was used to unify their audience to a common interpretation of their history. 1. Introduction Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA) is primarily inspired by Halliday (1985) Systemic Functional Linguistics (SFL), which expresses languages ​​as "social semiotics". According to Fowler et al. (1979), "Language is social behavior, it is driven by ideology." Van Dijk (1988) also believes that languages ​​are based not only on linguistic structures but also on a series of "complex communication events" embedded in social contexts. - Connections with people, places, groups, communities, and the larger world tend to create sense of belonging. Bourne status is a novel written by Robert Ludrum. The main character of this novel is Jason Bourne who is not only physical but also emotionally and psychologically broken. Through the novel, after a sudden loss of memory, I saw a man trying to reorganize my life.

Let's learn about Descartes's skepticism. In order to begin to understand René Descartes' suspicion, it is necessary to stop prejudice and earlier judgment and start with a clean list of "to discover some of the ultimate truths based on all ideas" (Kolak , Pg. 225). Descartes is skeptical of his beliefs and is embarrassed about his ignorance. He began to complete the task of finding absolute truth. Among them he is based on his beliefs. 1637 - Descartes' method papers were published with one of the classical papers of this century. These articles appeared shortly after Galileo condemned and decided that Descartes would not release his huge "world". The importance of combining words with intermediaries is almost not exaggerated. 1638 - The second book by Galileo, mainly "Two new scientific discourses", was published by Protestant Leiden outside Italy. This work attracted the work on Galileo's previous sports and the second "new science" (in retrospect, Galileo was not so successful) dealt with the strength of the material. René Descartes, Methodology, Galileo Galilei, Letters to Tuscany Christina: Pope's interrogation in 1633: Galileo "Sir Isaac Newton", "Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy" Manuel Kant, What is Enlightenment , Dennis Diderot, "Observations of encyclopedias of art and science" Voltaire, philosophical dictionary: British model, Mary Worthcraft, advocacy of women's rights, Jean Jacques Rousseau, association contract Descartes in "methodology" support his argument for immortality of the soul through different arguments. In methodology, Descartes is trying to explain his reasoning method. He explains the development of this approach through a short autobiographical sketch combined with philosophical arguments. Descartes has five parts in his "methodology", which shifts his argument from light theory to human structure theory. Descartes is thinking about the fact that animals resemble humans, as animals have many organs like humans, separating them from humans is a lack of speech or reasoning power. He regards this difference as evidence of a human "rational or calm soul". He observes the mysterious relationship between the soul and the human body and concludes that the soul must live outside the human body.

Every language, communication, or discourse theory has a fundamental premise about how it relates to the world. Philosophically, it requires a specific epistemological position. It is difficult to imagine how human language theory can not access the world, so I know how that knowledge relates to language-related assumptions. Therefore, I start a book with epistemological language communication. Specifically mentioned in this chapter is that, briefly, language communication and discourse can not be separated from the world or reality, but can be thought of as constituting it completely. I call this view a reality - I will compose my view Michel Foucault is a post-structuralist who believes that the existence of humans depends on the form of knowledge - discourse - like language. Language / discourse defines the reality for us. In order to think, we have an obligation to use these definitions. The knowledge that we have about the world is offered to us through the language and language we meet in the age and place of our lives. So we know who we are, what we think is real, what we think is discourse Foucault is primarily interested in conversational phenomena through his way of defining the reality of the world of society, the thoughts of people living there, and his career about things. For Foucault, discourse is an institutional way to tell or write reality, which defines what you can understand and think about the world and what you can not believe. For example, in the "sexual history" of books, Foucault believes that the new "sexual" discourse fundamentally changes the way we think about desire, happiness, and inner self. In Foucault's claims, sexual discourse creates it through the practice of certain powers / knowledge, not seeing some essential truth about the existence of human identity (see next article). First-class theorists are involved in the early discourse of strange theories such as Michelle Foucault, Judith Butler, Eve Kosovsky Sedgwick. This discourse focuses on how to build knowledge using language. Michel Foucault criticized the concept of 'suppressional assumption' from the 17th century to the middle of the 20th century in the history of sex history and wrote it. Marriage between wives is restricted, and gender is prohibited. Because of this oppression, people try to establish their own sexual discourses to release sexual emotions and remove sexual restraints. Foucault believes that "repressive assumption" is a limited attempt to combine sexual open discourse with personal release. In fact, during this time discussion on gender has flourished. Foucault insists on that

If your assignment is focused on a single discourse community, see the video below. It explains the focus of this task, finds hints for information sources, and suggests the sources you are looking for. English Writing I: ESL - English 1301 ESL is a study on the principles of composition focusing on languages, compositions of writing, literature and research, and types of discourse. ENGL 1301 ESL is equivalent to ENGL 1301 and is designed to help speakers who are not native speakers of English acquire the skills they need to succeed in their studies. In addition to the courses offered on campus, English composition I is also offered through distance learning. Through distance learning, ACC students can acquire credits through non-traditional courses such as online courses and compound courses. The course content and assignability are the same as those provided on the campus As James Kinneavy's discourse theory was announced in 1971, the English department started taking rhetoric into the rhetorical class. In doing so, the composer is more interested in the audience analysis, the Aristotle's three charms (spirit, sadness, and signature), and the teaching of Kinebe's discourse model. According to Brian Sutton's "Writing Field, First Year Composition and Research Papers" since 1980 discussion on the usefulness of the "general" approach to writing in the first year of composition is on the rise. Disciplinary student for writing in the future (46) Essay research also shows that the AP English course and the exam are not equivalent to the first-year essay course of the university. In 2006, the topic journal of English quantitative research, "English Teaching Research" published an article titled "Advanced English and the composition of first graders of university?" . At the 200 level (2nd grade) general education course, I selected a subset of 182 students to analyze student documents. AP 3 or higher (AP + FYC), No AP, No first year (no AP / FYC), no AP, or score less than 3 First element component (without AP / FYC) Students have 2 Each one scored two points with a score of 1: 9, and 9 was the highest score. 478)

Power, discourse, postmodern is the key to cultural research, as it creates and builds cultural and social reality and builds and creates the identity of the subject within these reality. Power and discourse determine what is possible and what is impossible. Because they strive to limit the movement of individual agents by letting individual agents follow norms and standards. When treating this as truth in reality, I wonder whether an individual is simply the subject of power and discourse, whether they are the subject, and whether an individual can give authority to himself / herself I will. "Postmodernism is a deeply reactive political theory, postmodernism pretends to focus on words and words (it is called" discourse "). Postmodernism pretends to analyze discourse by something called "deconstruction", but words are not facts The fact is that robbing all women from mankind, this is the fact that we must change is. "Because women have really advanced in their names and the rich historical heritage they have to protect, we can not abandon the terms and concepts of feminism, we still need a name that needs to be completed Challenge: Even if it means a very big struggle, we need to use the term "liberation of women" again, and even "the supremacy of men". "Does Hanish need a fight? Women, of course Postmodern restricts what some people call "the spirit of new capitalism", but is best known as the late capitalist / oligopoly ideology. Recent books by Nkolo Foe are strongly explaining how this function works well for the real benefit of dominant power 14. Modernism comes from the words of European Enlightenment in the 18th century. The accompanying imperialism subsequently conquered the world. It suffers from contradictions and restrictions. The universal ambition that it establishes is actually defined by affirming the human rights which is the right of bourgeois individualism (but not necessarily women 's right!). Modern imperialist battlefield: conditions for effective response from South by MR Zine Both postmodernism can be examined in both macro and micro. This view is called "post structureism" and sometimes uses the "discourse analysis" function of cultural research. This theory focuses on the role of "Government" and "Risk Analysis" in modern or post-modern times. The viewpoint used to explain the behavior is often based on the guidance question used. For example, how does the teacher perform in class? It may be best to use the idea of ​​symbolic interaction theory, as Owen Gofman solves how we show ourselves to others in the context of public action . However, if you want to study the company's social system and the structure of the school, it is best to adopt a structural functionalist view.

The author of the Gospel according to John is different from the lens of an astronomer in seeing the lens of Jesus ministry. The Johnny Gospel is divided into two parts Jesus' official affairs begins with the first chapter and ends with chapter 12. However, the personal ministry of his followers starts with Chapter 13 and ends with Chapter 17. Despite the double tension of the Gospel by John, the attention of Jesus mainly focuses on internal conflicts within his group of believers. This sermon is called discourse of Jesus' farewell, and historically it has been thought about Christian doctrinal sources, especially Christian subjects. The Gospels in John 17: 1-26 are often called farewell prayers or high priest prayers. Prayer begins when Jesus seeks his father's glory because he finishes his work and continues to pray for the success of his disciples and their followers' communities. This farewell discourse is the most uneasy for Jesus followers. They could not understand the departure of Messiah, according to the prophets that they returned to the father and left Messiah, they seemed to have rescued Israel from the oppressor. Make sure that Jesus returns to his father. The purpose of the Holy Spirit is not to guide and guide all their righteousness, but to appear. These confused followers were surprised, the first intention is to tell the Messiah to come, he does so ... and at the boundary of the space, Rousseau is going to present in the history of society with the people that Rousseau is about to present Readers are asked to pay attention. This writer's intrusion - from the form of a literary nickname - articles use history as a major story mode On the eve of his death, Jesus talked about his love relationship with his father and the unity of this love to his disciples. This is a farewell discourse that reveals the deep meaning of his life and can be seen as a summary of all his teachings. The gift of peace is the sign of his spiritual will. "The peace I leave with you, the peace you give, not the thing you gave to this world" The word of the Lord of Resurrection has no difference and whenever he meets his disciples they will peace from him I will receive the blessings and gifts of. , 21, 26)

If you do not consider the background of the period in which it is constructed, you will not write any literary work. The adaptation of the same sentences of Brac Stoker's Dracula and Francis Coppola is a movie but its attitudes, values ​​and beliefs are very different. It is text based. In addition, the added decoration will undoubtedly make the film more satisfying for the audience. Dracula is a Gothic horror novel in 1897 by Irish writer Bramstock. It introduces the character of Earl Dracula and establishes the fancy of many vampires following it. This novel is a story of an attempt by Dracula to immigrate from Transylvania to the UK, spread the undead curse and spread the curse of people led by Dracula and Abraham Van Helsing. Battle between women and women. The story is spoken in the form of letters, such as a series of letters, diaries, newspaper articles, boat registration, the narrator is the main character of the novel, occasionally the clip of the newspaper is added, which is related to the event not directly witnessed. The events depicted in the novels occur in the UK and Transylvania in the 1890s and in chronological order between May 3 and November 6 of the same year. The short story is at the end of the last chapter after the seven year outlined in the novel. Dracula's bride is a character of the novel "Dracula" of Bramstock's 1897. They are three enchanting female vampires "sisters" living with Transcranvia's castle and Count Dracula, where they enter the male humanity with beauty and charm and continue to feed them. Dracula mainly provides victims for swallowing babies and children. The origins and identities of the sisters and the essence of the relationship with Earl Dracula are not disclosed. One of them may be identified as a vampire in the short story "Dracula's Guest", Earl Drengen named Graz. As Jonathan Harker became the protagonist of the story, he saw her in the grave of Munich, Dracula guards him from harm; rescued his life from the vampire, and saved him from a cold in the form of a big wolf Take me warm and keep the nearby soldiers coming to them

As with SPEECH COMMUNITY, the emphasis on the use of personal language is the social relationship and it is managed by specific group or community specific custom. However, while the conversation community is a social language group with communication needs such as socialization and group solidarity, the discourse community is usually distinguished from the "speech community" because it is a group based on common interests . The "discourse community" is also often used to express concerns about written texts rather than verbal texts, such as writing in academic discourse community or reading magazines for teenagers. Swales (1990) has developed an influential discourse community definition functional model listing the following features. The main criticism of the discourse community such as the speech community and other related terms the practice community is the implicit homogeneity of the community and its related language practices, usually the ideal essence. InA sociolinguistics dictionary. Obtained from https://login.ezproxy.lib.purdue.edu/login?qurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.credoreference.com/entry/edinburghds/discourse_community Reading is very confused, but Swales is doing a good job to summarize the definition of his interactive community. Swales uses six predefined functions to identify groups of individuals as discourse communities. These features give me a better understanding of the discourse community as it outlines the main points. But the most striking thing for me is the last statement that the discourse community has the relevant level of relevant content and discourse expertise. To maintain the discourse community, you should have both experienced and inexperienced members. Also, if you join the discussion community, you will join the community until something goes wrong. For example, I am a high school discourse community, my baseball team. We all share a common interest, we also have our own language and slang As we discussed it in class, I am familiar with the six characteristics of the discourse community. First, I will explain the discourse community that has a common purpose and concern. The second argument is that the discourse community must have a way to communicate with other members like group conferences. The third argument is that the discourse community is participating in relevant information that will help us achieve that purpose. Just as CrossFitters pays CrossFit journals and actively participates. Fourth, the discourse community will develop and exploit different types to convey goals and events. Newspapers and Web sites updated everyday. The fifth explains the discourse community to include languages ​​strictly used in specific communities. People outside the community may not know like the words that explain their actions and equipment to use. The discourse community is a group of people who share a series of discourses that are understood as basic values ​​and assumptions, and how they are communicated. John Swales, a linguist, defines the discourse community as "a group with goals or purpose and use communication to achieve these goals." Some examples of discourse communities may be those who read or post particular journals or members of Madonna Fan's email list. Each discourse community has its own undocumented rule on what can be said and how it can be said. It may be appreciated that Freud analyzed the latest work of Madonna. Most people move in and around different discourse communities everyday.

In today's society, children are led by exemplars. There is a kind of learning. Saturday morning cartoon, parents, latest video games, teacher, and media show the children what you can do whatever you want to do, as long as you are determined. Most little girls want to be princesses, and when they grow up they want to be superheroes. In fact, the princess did not grow up to become a nobleman, and the super hero did not fight the city's latest crime. The last one (actual results can be trimmed with an editor if necessary). Unlike weekly news articles that may eventually express their opinions, unlike discussive structural discourses such as academic papers where important conclusions eventually appear, the news of daily news is It is organized according to the principle of relevance or importance. The size of the structure will be smaller. In other words, people can only read titles and main content, can only read a specific part of the utterance, still can handle the most important information. Indeed, as Reder and Anderson (73, 74) shows, readers (at least textbooks) often remember abstracts rather than texts (see also 51). Does sentences appear to be arranged according to specific discourse practices? For example, newspaper articles have the features you will recognize; textbooks and academic papers are organized in different ways. Throw down highlighting: Although highlighting looks like an aggressive reading strategy, in fact it will distract learning and weaken your understanding. A bright yellow line printed on a page printed on one day looks odd the next day unless there is a way to remember why it is important at another moment. With a pen or pencil, you can do more with text that you have to fight. What does "discourse" mean? It takes a while to master this simple word. It is clearly a scholarly term, but that explains the basic concepts that exist in our daily lives. Discourse is what we are immersed and influenced, which we create together. There are other terms that are closely related and easy to understand, such as "session paradigm" and "narrative". More words. Yes, it basically refers to words and languages, but it includes their social and psychological meaning. In other words, we act as people behaving in a way reflecting specific kinds of words. (Look at the research by Mantere and Vaara at the end of the story.)

Discussions start from scratch, and in the world of ubiquitous smartphones, tablets, Facebook, Twitter, we are rethinking what should be the modern internet forum. Our trust system means that the community has established a natural immune system to protect itself from trolls, bad guys and spammers - and the most enthusiastic forum members will support their community governance I can. There is a garbage bin in each corner, and a simple low friction marking system is equipped. Encourage positive behaviors through likes and badges and badges. We generally educate members of the universal rule of civilized discourse in a timely and timely manner Discourse has only one version called the open source version. Special paid commercial version without super secret has better or more complete function. Discourse is a 100% open source forum software, so now and forever it is yours as well as ours. This is the structure of the community. Most of the things the community wants is readily available out of the box so you do not need many complex plugins to gain rich experience. Discourse removes all complexity and puts the foundation on the screen - based on your participation, the conversation you most care about All of the contemporary facilities you expect from large-scale social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook are in Discourse. Please mention someone with @ name. Please paste links and images. Easy quotes and links reply or topics. Reply online or by e-mail wherever you are Even better, please play live demo forum on try.discourse.org or check our customer forum. Discourse's server side is Ruby on Rails which is supported by Postgres database and Redis cache. Our standard Discourse Docker container can be deployed on a virtualized cloud server with 1 GB of RAM (digital ocean, amazon ec 2, rackspace, azure). We started Discourse as an open source project in the beginning of 2013 and first held it in 2014. We are striving to continually improve the language of each community regardless of whether we host it or not. I believe that we have established a wonderful forum platform that you and the community like. Begin your free trial and be sure to check with your own eyes! We provide powerful test converters for vBulletin, phpBB, Vanilla, bbPress, SMF, Discuz, Drupal etc. We can cooperate with you to transition your existing forum software to discourse. At the beginning of the semester, I never knew what the discourse community is before discussing what the discourse community is. After discussion, we talked that the discourse community we studied has a common goal. To illustrate, do they have their own fan names for music fans, Taylor Swift (Swift), Justin Bieber (followers), one way (commander), Selena Gomez (selenators), glutinous rice? Robertus (Libertics). In the STACC program, "In the stretch accelerated composition class, students and universities collaborate as part of the academic community, teachers teach from social justice point of view, and provide students with their own experience and abilities. I want to analyze the discourse community that I chose The discourse community that I chose to analyze is about the police In this discussion article I thought about the discourse community. Starting with the question "What is discourse?", This article explains how to identify specific discourse and explores ways to distinguish these discourse and text. The emergence of discourse analysis in psychology and the continuing impact of linguistics and post-structuralism on practitioners provides the basis for the results of discourse analysis. In this paper, we explain the descriptive, analytic and educational functions of discourse analysis and deal with the cultural and political problems that the discourse analyst reflects in reflecting in discourse activity. Proper discourse definition proposals should be used to identify discourse and are presented and supported by seven criteria that should

Check the mainstream discourse around individuals with a single identity. Discourse supports a concept in society and enhances moral superiority in various aspects of life (Van Dijk, 2006). It helps shape the awareness of the social world, especially the social men and women's identity (Elder-Vass, 2011). It does not necessarily mean that society manipulates a single view of a singular person altogether, but it constitutes a description of the situation (Van Dijk, 2006). Text intersex is the relevant field of rhetorical analysis, which allows an individual to associate a single discourse with more than one text. In this case, the discourse is analyzed from a different textual point of view to determine its validity. You can analyze religious text by authenticating discussion topics. The Qur'an, Veda, and excerpts of the Bible depict the concept of intertext. - Greek gods, the foundation of Greek culture and religion, are the center of Greek superstition and worship. These are related to the origin of God and its behavior in myths. Because God can show blasphemy, courage, or kindness to humans and other gods, the Greeks will mark God according to their quality. In most cases, the Greeks can only decide whether to worship or despise God through them or the content they control. Check the mainstream discourse around individuals with a single identity. Discourse supports a concept in society and enhances moral superiority in various aspects of life (Van Dijk, 2006). It helps shape the awareness of the social world, especially the social men and women's identity (Elder-Vass, 2011). - The recognition and explanation of experience as a "margin" is the result of the dual structure of various mainstream discourses such as patriarchal, imperialism, ethnocentricism, which is somewhat peripheral experience It means that. This term has a misleading geometric meaning, but peripheral groups do not necessarily recognize the concept of fixed center. In fact, the power structure is described in a complex, decentralized and multifaceted way. The question as the subject of a single discourse will never be the final one. Most forms of discourse deny their prejudice by claiming the "truth" of the existence of individuals, but the contradictions brought about by multiple discourse areas is that individuals are often influenced by the range of possible meanings We guarantee. Often overlap. (Emphasis added; 69) Performance rituals are primarily subtle problems, which causes strategic and value differences. In other words, inherent in ritualization is a strategy to distinguish it from different degrees and different ways, and other behaviors in a particular culture. (90)

Positive Discourse Malcolm X "Writing Consciousness" Reading Selection Form Malcolm X Autobiography and Julia Cameron 's article "Some Attractive Causes of Attention" provides various ways to treat mental pain A good example to use. The theme Julia Cameron's article shows an example of Julia and her grandmother Mimi's life and clarifies the reasons for the attention. First, Julia showed ways to observe her animal and plant behavior by carefully watching her grandmother's life, and her interests and cure her "mental distress". Mimi's husband, my grandfather, father Howard, elegant Hooligans, with a smile of gamblers Therefore, the view of media language analysis by Fairclough (1995: 16) states that "media language analysis needs to be analyzed as discourse, media language analysis should be part of media discourse analysis". Fairclough explains the meaning of discourse practices, how the media organization creates text; how the viewer receives it; and how to social distribution. According to Mr. Cotter, his view on the text contains oral and written words. In addition, Cotter proposed three basic methods of media discourse research: 1) discourse analysis, 2) social linguistics, and 3) non-linguistics. good Starting with the question "What is discourse?", This article explains how to identify specific discourse and explores how to distinguish these discourse and text. The emergence of discourse analysis in psychology and the continuing impact of linguistics and post-structuralism on practitioners provides the basis for the results of discourse analysis. In this paper, we explain the descriptive, analytic and educational functions of discourse analysis and deal with the cultural and political problems that the discourse analyst reflects in reflecting in discourse activity. Proposals of sufficient discourse definition are proposed and supported by seven criteria to be used to identify discourse and resolve conflicts within and within that discourse. Then, three other criteria were proposed to link the discourse analysis to a broader political issue. A discourse community is a group of people involved in a specific topic, problem, or field. According to the John Swales standard in the Concept of the Discourse Community, Christianity can be regarded as a discourse community due to its common goal, media, participation mechanism, specific types, and member thresholds I will. Christianity achieves Swales' first criterion by achieving a series of common goals, spreading faith, spreading enlightenment and spreading good morals. As the belief spreads, you can gain knowledge to recruit new members. For example, in the church there is an event that encourages members of the community to talk about beliefs about recruiting new members.

Times, Sunday Times (2016) Times, Sunday Times (2017) Goshugaria, Gary searching language (6th edition) (1995) Times, Sunday Times (2015) De Haan, political science of willem relief Jane Austen Pride and prejudice 1813)) Times, Sunday Times (2008) Times, Sunday Times (2006) De Haan, Willem Politics - Crime, Punishment and Punishment Abolition (1989) Times, Sunday Times (2012) Dehan, Willem Political Relief - Crime, Punishment And the criminal abolition (1989) Goshugaria, Gary exploration language (6th edition) (1995) Times, Sunday Times (2009) Times, Sunday Times (2007) Christianity Today (2000) Times, Sunday Times 2014) And then I will argue The actual discourse requirement is a criminal prosecution Whether compatible with. De Haan, Willem "Politics's Declaration - Crime, Punishment, Criminal Abolition (1989) Times, Sunday Times (2008) Times, Sunday Times (2006)) Therefore, the moral conflict in realistic, reasonable and realistic discourse Concerns about electricity and efficiency De Haan, Willem "Politics's Declaration - Crime, Punishment, Criminal Abolition (1989)" Once again, you are based on his pride in Scotland and beautiful ridicule I feel a fight between indignation against citizen's discourse. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Goshugaria, Gary search language (sixth edition) (1995) Foucault may be the best definition of discourse. "Ideology is made up of thought, attitude, way of behavior, belief, and practice, constituting the subject and the world systematically". This term has a slightly different meaning depending on the context, but in literary discourse speech and lighting are usually longer than written or verbal topics. In other words, discourse is an overall linguistic expression of knowledge exploration in a specific field or field, ie theological discourse or cultural discourse. Regarding the definition of "discourse analysis", Voda believes that the meaning covered by this term is different in each field (Wodak & Kryzyanowski, 2008, p. 4). Discourse is not an objective, but it can be viewed as a series of relationships that exist during a discussion event (ibid, p. 5). In discourse analysis, there are several external factors that play an important role in influencing text composition, nature and content. As regards the above question, the speech discussed in this article is considered a discourse. In addition, this analysis will also cover events that led to specific statements, reasons for presentation, and the context in which it was developed and announced. Discourse generation and understanding depends on the context, and this approach is also reasonable (Van Dijk, Wodak & Chilton, 2005, p. 71). As van Dijk said

Check the mainstream discourse around individuals with a single identity. Discourse supports a concept in society and enhances moral superiority in various aspects of life (Van Dijk, 2006). It helps shape the awareness of the social world, especially the social men and women's identity (Elder-Vass, 2011). It does not necessarily mean that society manipulates a single view of a singular person altogether, but it constitutes a description of the situation (Van Dijk, 2006). Text intersex is the relevant field of rhetorical analysis, which allows an individual to associate a single discourse with more than one text. In this case, the discourse is analyzed from a different textual point of view to determine its validity. You can analyze religious text by authenticating discussion topics. The Qur'an, Veda, and excerpts of the Bible depict the concept of intertext. - Greek gods, the foundation of Greek culture and religion, are the center of Greek superstition and worship. These are related to the origin of God and its behavior in myths. Because God can show blasphemy, courage, or kindness to humans and other gods, the Greeks will mark God according to their quality. In most cases, the Greeks can only decide whether to worship or despise God through them or the content they control. Check the mainstream discourse around individuals with a single identity. Discourse supports a concept in society and enhances moral superiority in various aspects of life (Van Dijk, 2006). It helps shape the awareness of the social world, especially the social men and women's identity (Elder-Vass, 2011). - The recognition and explanation of experience as a "margin" is the result of the dual structure of various mainstream discourses such as patriarchal, imperialism, ethnocentricism, which is somewhat peripheral experience It means that. This term has a misleading geometric meaning, but peripheral groups do not necessarily recognize the concept of fixed center. In fact, the power structure is described in a complex, decentralized and multifaceted way. The question as the subject of a single discourse will never be the final one. Most forms of discourse deny their prejudice by claiming the "truth" of the existence of individuals, but the contradictions brought about by multiple discourse areas is that individuals are often influenced by the range of possible meanings We guarantee. Often overlap. (Emphasis added; 69) Performance rituals are primarily subtle problems, which causes strategic and value differences. In other words, inherent in ritualization is a strategy to distinguish it from different degrees and different ways, and other behaviors in a particular culture. (90)

A great playwright Christopher Marlow also wrote one of the most famous lyrics of English literature "passionate shepherds love him". In this pastoral portrait, Mahlow reveals that the shepherd is anxious for a young woman to become his lover. In "The reaction of the nymphs to the shepherds", Sir Walter Rowley sent a reaction from a young woman. These two poems share the same prosodic scheme and rhythmic structure. In addition, speakers also have the same desire for young love. However, these similarities are hidden by the writer's background, which in turn will affect the unique characteristics of poet speakers - their views "Harmonious and happy appearance of them", this is another imitation of the romantic discourse of medieval love poetry. They keep on - he is cheating - this is nothing. So they now include extraordinary worthless things. What do you mean? What does Francis mean about this and what is this poverty through the concept of this poverty? First of all, you can see that this topic is part of a wide range of image representation. Giotto's mural, Assisi's Franciscan cycle, though, can be thought through Tuscany and Umbria. This is not only Dante's understanding of understanding but also Dante's insight, which is the manifestation and appeal of Francis. What is Platonic? What is the meaning of platonic love? Unlike what is often thought today, there is no sexual relationship. On the contrary, it is a deep desire to make people immortalize the taste of others (or people), it is an eternal fact to preach this feeling in a short, sometimes indifferent world. Amor Fati is the details of what I noticed at Marcus Aurelius. Whenever I feel that there are several things related to amor fati, I'm used to placing "AF" at the end, and my meditation version is full of "AF". It is only that he expresses this idea in many different ways without using these words. Philosophy has found ways to help people's daily lives, overcome the fear of death, find the right way, deal with impossible, and maintain their dignity. Then in the 20th century, it became very abstract, became unrelated to daily life, only a few graduate students cared about philosophy. We can not deny that we all have to die. Philosophy no longer contains that basic fact. This is all about pseudo intellectuality. However, this is a scholastic life for now.

According to Paul Simpson, author of "satirical discourse: a style of satire humor," the success of irony projection "must attain several humorous functions at the same time" (page 4). In the introduction to the discussion, Simpson pointed out that the satire as a discourse "as a level of linguistic level replacing the level of sentences, and as a possibility of meaning by interaction between text and context" did. Create "" (1 page). As Simpson explains the juxtaposition between text and context here and shows how irony as a literary tool relies heavily on interpretation and current affairs issues, the satirical mention is o discourse field o discourse theme o discourse discourse covers situations that access other countries and penetrate its culture. Tenor means participants, patterns include the role of language in this situation. Therefore it is worth noting that Italian driving tradition can be a good example of the situation. Firstly, it contains important elements such as high level of mood, hot weather, narrow roads, and those somewhat complicated places. Crystal (1992.220) divides the term pattern into "HALLIDAYAN LANGUAGE VARIETIES terms used for classification" referring to moderate language activity, which determines the role of language in certain situations. The speech mode is also called passage through which communication passes. Traditionally, it is divided into voice mode and writing mode. However, in current applications, there is a strong type of communication (advertisement, chat, talk show, e-mail, etc.) in the sense that there is a strong tendency to exclude this dichotomy and create the features of the two modes being combined . The difference between oral discourse and written discourse mainly refers to the difference in communication method and channel. Because the spoken language uses sound media or "speech material", and the written discourse is a visual material of graphic material. Talking and writing involves different psychological processes that become more complicated when language or text features are different. Grammar, vocabulary, structure and function are different. Written text combines communication through the use of text material. It can be outlined in many modes. McCarthy defines discourse analysis as "the relationship between the learning language and the context in which it is used" (McCarthy 1991: 5). Documental discourse does not need to deal with people speaking at the same time or even spontaneous interruption. McCarthy (1991: 6) pointed out that in the written discourse, the author usually has time to prepare the text. He also said in a written discourse, "sentences usually form a good discourse of natural spontaneous conversation."

In America, the permanent confrontation is the most obvious in the political system. The reason for conflict is not that we have a system of two parties, but rather by the parties treating themselves as opponents of the other, not dividing through ideology. This spirit disturbs the progress of thinking and hinders the development of society and culture. This is not a fierce confrontation with the land and religion, but a confrontation with the American soul. There is no room for growth in terms of compromise and cooperation by treating yourself as the opposite. The extent to which reasonable arguments did not develop in the United States says that people and politicians are still discussing gun control, abortion, climate change, and whether the president should take her daughter to the World Summit It is that. This is basic. It hinders real policy debate about how to solve these very deep problems. I do not know how countries like the United States can paralyze with political discourses between the Middle Ages and the Victorian era. The most basic purpose that the government does not protect children. The government refused to take action against domestic specific problems because of lack of law failed. The government refused to respond to the threat of national security and public health crisis caused by gun violence failed. Several times again, some Republicans saw these meaningless tragedies, made shallow remarks, provided their thoughts and prayers, and then returned to bed at the shooting hall. Because the contribution of the National Rifle Association funded their campaign, filled their pockets, revealing their real moral degeneration. Internet censorship is becoming increasingly shameless as our government increasingly worries that we are developing the wrong political view. Since the story of Douma and Skripal are not working effectively, we've seen increasingly crazy attempts to gain control of public discourse. Two weeks after I explained to the Atlantic Board that we need to be announced by our government for our own interests, Facebook will eventually become our official in Silicon Valley and Western War Machines We announced a partnership with the Atlantic Council that guarantees that we are doing. Everyone receives appropriate approval documents

This study raised questions about the current view that Muslims are a reliable reference point for British understanding of colonial Indian society. Through a modified reading of various sentences, it reviews the grounds for the British misunderstanding about Muslim 's "conspiracy" during the "rebellion". This belief is believed to arise from the inherent conflict of the secular ideology of the colonial state and it is because it requires a form of descriptive separation and how to create a paradox in subsequent years . '... Popular addition to literature after colonial in South Asia. It outlines the British colonial era texts and details the background of Mutiny. Its most important contribution is to open up a new path to study the influence of colonial discourse on the construction of Muslim contemporary society and political identity in India, throughout South Asia and today's world You can say that there is. - Faris Nasrallah, SOAS, University of London, South Asian Studies Rabindranath Tagore, who received the Nobel Prize for literature in India, quotes Lakshasha Bandan and Raki as a concept to inspire the love, respect, and mutual protection oaths of Hindus and Muslims in the Indian colonial period . In 1905, the British Empire split Bangladesh into British India based on religion. Rabindranas Tagore prepared the ceremony to celebrate that Lakshia Bandan strengthens love and solidarity between Hindus and Muslims of Bangladeshi and urged them to protest the British Empire. He used the idea of ​​Laksha Bandan to spread his brotherly love. In 1911, the British colonial empire reversed the division and unification of Bangladesh. This was the unification of Muslims in Bangladesh. After all, Tagore's appeal by Raksha Bandhan was unsuccessful. Bangladesh was not only divided during the colonial period but also became part of modern Bangladesh, mainly Muslim country, the other part was Indian Hindu West Bengal. ... You are an Indian under British colonial rule. There is no freedom in colonial India. Whether you are in India or the United States, the Indians have no freedom and are bound by the British persecution. Indian life under British rule is very tragic. India has never experienced famine until the UK conquered and executed two famine. Prior to the invasion of the UK, India had produced nearly 25% of the world's GDP, but India's gross domestic product was less than 1% when Britain deprived the country 300 years later. Indian happiness under British rule is a dream of being expelled from the UK. Given these and other terrible situations, you can understand why the Indian is free and anxious to fight for independence from British colonial rule. 1790-1997 The historical perspective of Asian Indian-American people: Srirajasekhar Bobby Koritala This study questioned the current view that Muslims are a reliable reference point for British understanding of colonial Indian society. Through a modified reading of various sentences, it reviews the grounds for the British misunderstanding about Muslim 's "conspiracy" during the "rebellion". This belief is believed to arise from the inherent conflict of the secular ideology of the colonial state and it is because it requires a form of descriptive separation and how to create a paradox in subsequent years .

The difficulty that many researchers are currently encountering in the field of rhetoric is that they misunderstood the whole truth of the interpretation of class discourse rather than providing guidance. Often we confuse rhetorical categories with technical categories. This is a particularly annoying problem in professional discourse research. For example, technical writing can be used as a rhetorical category rather than a technical category. As a rhetorical category, engineering writing is a positional heuristic that allows you to explain certain aspects of discourse being practiced in the context of engineering. In other words, the rhetorical category of engineering writing defines a series of meanings as a guide and shows our position on the interpretation of specific communication. Engineering writing can also be used as a technical label for simply grouping all the lighting done by an engineer. Professional Discourse Classification: Engineering, Management and Technology / Professional Writing Barbara Couture Nebraska College - Lincoln, bcouture 2 @ unl.edu The solution to the difficulty of Kent in interpreting traditional meaning and discourse discourse is to rethink the category function in rhetoric theory. We need to consider rhetoric categories as a place of meaning of specific discourse. The positional function of rhetorical categories is to clarify the framework of interpretation and to help explain what specific cases of discourse mean. In other words, the rhetorical category is a mark or road sign that serves to locate places in a series of meanings, where most explanations about a particular discourse may exist. The rhetorical category is not a technical label of the meaning of traditional discourse confirmed by empirical observations. Instead, discourse categories represent a combination of empirical observation and rhetoric theory; they move freely - if you want, you can move between the two ways of seeing the world. Professional Discourse Classification: Engineering, Management and Technology / Professional Writing Barbara Couture Nebraska College - Lincoln, bcouture 2 @ unl.edu The negotiating speech is speech or writing, and we try to make the viewer take certain actions (or not to do). Judicial rhetoric focused on past events, but careful discourse, Aristotle said, "Always recommend future events," Aristotle ... discusses a possible future We propose various principles and arguments for rhetoric in order to conclude that he views the past as a guide to the future and uses it as a future, a natural extension. "(Poulakos, 1984: 223) . Aristotle believes that discussions on specific policies and actions should be based on past examples, as "we are fortunetelling to judge future events from past events" (63). In addition, the reformer recommends quoting as "Really what happened, in most respects the future will be the same as the past" (134). "

Author's Reliability in the Scholarly Discourse Community The academic discourse community has certain expectations for discussions that make community members convincing and reliable. However, the community expects authors before considering the work. To be considered reliable or persuasive, authors must meet these expectations. Some common criteria for academic discourse community writers are to have a voice in the work that he / she qualifies to write the subject, to show their professionalism in work tone and language, And looking at it in a balanced way All aspects The concept of discourse / community is important for academic writers in almost every field because the purpose of an academic writer is to influence the different thinking of the discourse community. At the same time, the discourse community does not want to see works that seem too strange. For this reason, academic authors must follow the restrictions set by the discourse community so that their ideas are approved and respected (see the article below). The constraint is a written and written agreement of the discourse community on what the author can say and how he or she can say it. They define what the acceptable arguments are. Each discourse community hopes to see writers using his traditional language and vocabulary to build his or her discussion and they want the author to discuss his or her argument in the discourse community I hope to be able to use inter - text established as the cornerstone of. Author's Reliability in the Scholarly Discourse Community The academic discourse community has certain expectations for discussions that make community members convincing and reliable. However, the community expects authors before considering the work. To be considered reliable or persuasive, authors must meet these expectations. Several common criteria for the author of the academic discourse community include alerting works and including credentials. John Swales is a professor of linguistics at the University of Michigan Michigan, a professor of linguistics. In 1990 Swales wrote an article called "The Discourse Community's Concept". Sales defines the discourse community (a group of people with the same language rules) and describes the six characteristics that the community should follow to become a discourse community. The six features are as follows: James Porter 's text interdisciplinary and discourse community was published in rhetorical commentary in the fall of 1986, and it is about the content of the original text of the discourse community. Text interactivity is a network that conveys sentences and voice (Porter, 1986). Porter insists that writing is very similar to reading, and the background of the written work is the explanation of the reader (Porter, 1986)

A great playwright Christopher Marlow also wrote one of the most famous lyrics of English literature "passionate shepherds love him". In this pastoral portrait, Mahlow reveals that the shepherd is anxious for a young woman to become his lover. In "The reaction of the nymphs to the shepherds", Sir Walter Rowley sent a reaction from a young woman. These two poems share the same prosodic scheme and rhythmic structure. In addition, speakers also have the same desire for young love. However, these similarities are hidden by the writer's background, which in turn will affect the unique characteristics of poet speakers - their views "Harmonious and happy appearance of them", this is another imitation of the romantic discourse of medieval love poetry. They keep on - he is cheating - this is nothing. So they now include extraordinary worthless things. What do you mean? What does Francis mean about this and what is this poverty through the concept of this poverty? First of all, you can see that this topic is part of a wide range of image representation. Giotto's mural, Assisi's Franciscan cycle, though, can be thought through Tuscany and Umbria. This is not only Dante's understanding of understanding but also Dante's insight, which is the manifestation and appeal of Francis. What is Platonic? What is the meaning of platonic love? Unlike what is often thought today, there is no sexual relationship. On the contrary, it is a deep desire to make people immortalize the taste of others (or people), it is an eternal fact to preach this feeling in a short, sometimes indifferent world. Amor Fati is the details of what I noticed at Marcus Aurelius. Whenever I feel that there are several things related to amor fati, I'm used to placing "AF" at the end, and my meditation version is full of "AF". It is only that he expresses this idea in many different ways without using these words. Philosophy has found ways to help people's daily lives, overcome the fear of death, find the right way, deal with impossible, and maintain their dignity. Then in the 20th century, it became very abstract, became unrelated to daily life, only a few graduate students cared about philosophy. We can not deny that we all have to die. Philosophy no longer contains that basic fact. This is all about pseudo intellectuality. However, this is a scholastic life for now.

Disney is one of the world's largest empires. This is a brand that everyone knows whether or not they are investing. According to the "Forbes Most Valuable Brands" ranking, Disney is ranked number 17 among the world famous brands such as Apple, Microsoft, Wal - Mart etc. Disney Empire is even a dollar store, a commercial, almost anywhere brand. Brand accessibility makes it easy for kids to become consumers. I will focus on this article and concentrate on this article and explain how the Disney Princess influences young girls and their identities and how to disseminate cultural discourses to start counterattacks. Do you like watching Disney classics when you are young? (And secretly are you hoping that you can be a princess for a day?) The heart of many young girls is Mulan, the villain princess who separates her from the other Disney princesses. Located in the center of Beijing, China is the Forbidden City, the source of inspiration for the emperor's family. Learn about the rich history of Chinese culture at ancient ruins during a Disney style trip! No, the royal family does more than just take on the coach. Modern princess can now choose to take a train of Maharaja Express in India. It is to take care of the various needs of personal butler when you take a bath with flowers and travel the itinerary choosing a welcome ceremony in a different Indian state. People will ruin your choice to experience the real "Mahara" life! Disney Princess, have they seen Disney Princess movies in childhood? Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast, Snow White etc, everyone think that they know the movie. These princesses are built on the same idea of ​​a perfect princess. They are all looking for their fascinating prince, which is beautiful, tall, small waist, perfect face and body frame, kind, unrealistically close to perfection. So now, we think Disney can agree to use only one common princess. But do not you think that Disney should start with a side kick princess, a crooked princess with thick waist, a princess with different characteristics, or a princess who is not looking for love? How does the "Princess" phenomenon have a negative effect on children's self-image? I think that limiting Disney Princess to stereotypes has a bad influence and I think that it is possible to have a good influence on the current children.

Colonial discourse in the vast ocean of Sargasso is in the wide ocean of Sargasso and Jean Rees faces the possibilities behind Jane Eyre. Bertha's story, the first Rochester's wife, the broad Sargasso Sea is not only the wonderful demolition of the Bronte heritage but also the history of the curse of the Caribbean colonialism. The story takes place after release of slaves, an uneasy period in the Caribbean ethnic relations being in the most tense state. Antoinette (Rhys changed her name and Rochester gave her the name of Bertha when the relationship was resolved) is the descendant of the owner of the plantation, her father sent many children of the black women had. The broad Sargasso Sea is one of the most famous colonial postwar reactions to Charlotte Bronte's writing, a wonderful disassembly of the so-called "squirming" by the author of Jane Eyre. The novel by Jean Rhys is the story of Edward Rochester, a hero of Jane Eyre. The plot took place in the West Indies where Rochester met his first wife, Belta Antoinette Mason. The wide Sargasso Sea will influence the general reading and understanding of Matrix Fiction as it rewrites the important part of Jane Eyre Colonial discourse in the vast ocean of Sargasso is in the wide ocean of Sargasso and Jean Rees faces the possibilities behind Jane Eyre. Bertha's story, the first Rochester's wife, the broad Sargasso Sea is not only the wonderful demolition of the Bronte heritage but also the history of the curse of the Caribbean colonialism. The story takes place after release of slaves, an uneasy period in the Caribbean ethnic relations being in the most tense state. Antoinette (Rhys changed her name ... the impact on personal and public discourse? Many people may say that it will have a bad influence on conversation.A different age, Education, social level people often have their own e-mail accounts and often communicate electronically with other people.

Emily Dickinson's mystical poetry and the holiness of Emily Dickinson's poetry's discourse about private life, especially in 1860-63, people have already said a lot. During these years, the poet withdrew from society at the most productive stage of her career, began her "featuring" white dress and undergone a series of psychosis attacks. Dickinson tends to make himself "dramatic" by talking through a series of characters in poetry and "fantasy" of her inner life to Gothic style romance (Gilbert 584). Early in the 20th century, Martha Dickinson Bianchi and Millicent Todd Bingham flourished Emily Dickinson's achievements. Bianchi improved Dickinson's poetic achievement. Bianchi inherited the publications of Evergreens, her parents' aunt's poem copyright, Emily Dickinson's face to face, Emily Dickinson's letter, etc., aroused general curiosity to her aunt. Bianchi's book has a legend about her aunt in family traditions, personal memories, and communication. In contrast, Millicent Todd Bingham took a more objective and realistic approach to the poet. The poets Walter Whitman and Emily Dickinson changed the world of poetry in the mid-19th century in a very different style. The poetry by Whitman and Dickinson was in the form of contemporary British model language and poetry, but in the 19th century a strict American style composition movement began. Both poets escaped a traditional style with their own unique technology. - The poems of Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson are very different, but death seems to be a well-known topic for both poets. The opposite charm, you can say the same to Whitman and Dickinson, because they are writing differently, because they are written until repeated death. Whitman and Dickinson have many different feelings about death, but they also have many similar emotions. The structural difference between Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman is that Walt Whitman uses free poetry, whereas Emily Dickinson always wrote in his poem after writing his title in poetry. Write everything, he sometimes tells his title and it repeats. In addition, Walt Whitman reused it in verse "Beat"! beat! drum! "This is to emphasize the meaning of war There are many differences between Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman.The main differences are their theme Emily Dickinson is comparing religious matters. Also, Walt Whitman's poetry is usually very bright and his tone will not be dim. Emily Dickinson mainly talks about "death", but she explains all her questions about people's lives.

The overall purpose of René Descartes in promoting "methodological discourse" is to develop a new prejudice-free knowledge system that was used previously to determine the truth of things. The fourth part of the book explains the philosophical basis (meditation) for building a new system. These meditations are based on rationalistic epistemology theory. If someone really understands something, they will not be misunderstood. He kept a firm debate over his idea. Liberalism dates back to the early 17th century and the French philosopher René Descartes (1596 - 1650). Bertrand Russell believes that the idea of ​​Decartes is "I am, I am like this," which is the starting point for individuals' unimaginable ideas. This proposition casts doubt on the foundation of society, so it is highly convincing in certain historical times. These foundations are the interpretation of the world by the church and its moral leadership, the sacred right of the monarchy, and the dynamics of the social order. Descartes creates a revolutionary way of thinking The twentieth century addressed the dramatic change in a series of conflicts based on knowledge in philosophical discourse, overthrow of classical certainty, and new social, economic, scientific and logical problems. The philosophy of the 20th century was a series of attempts to reform, save, change and abolish the old knowledge system. Highlights include Bertrand Russell, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Edmund Husserl, Martin Heidegger and Jean-Paul Sartre. The publication of Husserl's logic research (1900-1) and Russell's mathematical principle (1903) is considered the beginning of the philosophy of the 20th century. In the 20th century, this field has been increasingly specialized, and the modern (contemporary) philosophical era has also begun. In the methodology (1637) announced in meditation several years ago, Descartes revealed the title as a special choice of discourse type. In the letter to Mersenne, he once again did not intend to "argue it instead of teaching this method", he says that he included "discourse" rather than "discourse" in the title Told. ) In another piece, I did not publish it in his life, we learned that Descartes was working on another famous type, even dialogue - looking for truth through natural light

What makes the research "discourse analysis"? Why is it a "critical discourse analysis"? I will give an opinion on these issues in this article. I would like to clarify ambiguous questions in the educational work that sometimes means anecdotal reflection of text or verbal text by "discourse analysis" which I have considered, so my consideration is basics It will be something else. Regarding Critical Discourse Analysis, sometimes this seems to be equivalent to preaching your own politics without careful examination of verbal or written languages. Critical Discourse Analysis Jan Blommaert and Chris Bulcaen briefly introduced Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA). CDA is primarily intended to use social theory for discourse analysis, based on linguistics (Blommaet & Bulcaen, 2000, p. 447). It is intended to analyze structural relationships of advantage, discrimination, power and control through textual research (Blommaet & Bulcaen, 2000, p. 448). Configuration and assumption based on social discourse What makes the research "discourse analysis"? Why is it a "critical discourse analysis"? I will give an opinion on these issues in this article. I would like to clarify ambiguous questions in the educational work that sometimes means anecdotal reflection of text or verbal text by "discourse analysis" which I have considered, so my consideration is basics It will be something else. Regarding Critical Discourse Analysis, sometimes this seems to be equivalent to preaching your own politics without careful examination of verbal or written languages. Critical discourse analysis provides an interdisciplinary approach to analysis and a flexible meta-language for sociological analysis of text and discourse. The emergence of critical discourse analysis has at least three interrelated meanings for educational research and educational sociology. First of all, it means reexamination of educational practice. Historically, education theory and practice has relied on the development of children, industrial machinery, personal rationality, and recent digital computer's basic metaphor. The metaphor provided by post-structuralism is text as an interpretable phenomenon that constitutes all educational and intellectual efforts. The application of critical discourse analysis in educational research needs more than the development of educational discourse sociology. Critical discourse analysis makes it possible to simulate images of language, text, and discourse in the generation and reproduction of educational outcomes. Historically, the focus of educational sociology was on the structure, process and results of educational institutions. If you really want to understand how educational institutions play a role in postmodern economy, nation state, culture, you need to look at language, discourse and text research.

Criminal justice is a government practice and institutional system, aimed at sustaining social control, containment and reduction of crime, or sanctions of people subject to punishment in violation of law. Scientific and legal issues in terms of criminal law, rehabilitation. Criminal suspects have the right to prevent abuses of investigation and prosecution. Forensic science is a forensic science that helps prove the guilt and innocence of the accused. In civil lawsuits, forensics help solve a wide range of legal problems by identifying, analyzing, and evaluating physical evidence. According to Gee, the discourse is "a way that exists in the world and they are words, actions, values, beliefs, attitudes, social identity, and forms of life that integrate gestures, gaze, body attitude, and clothes It is. "Identity Toolkit" will show you how to act, write, and talk so that other people with the same discourse can recognize (Gee 526). The two topics I focus on blog are police and criminal investigators. The two discourse type analyzes include the text used in the two communities, the multimedia content, the communication between the two communities and the communication between the two communities, and the similarities and differences between the communities. I hope you like it! The Criminal Justice Department, Criminal Justice Department and Forensic Department provide criminal studies and criminal justice (CCJ), as well as certificate of completion of court science and large and small revisions to minors. CCJ experts or students pursuing forensic medical certificates can complete their internship, combine theory and practice, and gain valuable work experience. The location of Hamlines in Twin Cities offers students various opportunities to do special internships in criminal laboratories and examination rooms, provincial, state and federal criminal justice, law enforcement agencies, law and social services. The work of the law forensic science community is extremely important in our criminal justice system. Forensic science experts and evidence are often used in the criminal justice system. It is therefore important that experts qualify to prove that forensic evidence and evidence are sufficiently reliable to allow factual discovers to rely on the facts that they claim to support. Criminal justice and forensic medicine are two degrees that are often pursued by enthusiastic people who are truly interested in the criminal justice system. Indeed, to any extent in these sectors, there is the possibility of leading to law enforcement agencies involved in various abilities, such as crime scene analysis, crime scene investigation, forensic science and technology personnel. Nonetheless, there are some similarities between the two research areas, but any student who is keen should know these differences. Therefore, the following information will outline the two research areas and the parallel comparison in order to improve convenience.

Inside of heathens: "darkness", "corruption", the discourse of colonialism in romanticism and colonialism, Tim Fulford and Peter Kitson said that most scholars detailed romantic sentences Relationship with British colonialist imperialism Fulford and Kitson pointed out that "the romantic era is a colonial history basin" and based on the "white burden" political philosophy of the UK It shows the birth of the empire (3). By reading romantic texts in the historical and political context of colonialism and imperialism, Fulford and Kitson agree with the background of the material, colonial process, which is consistent with the colonial form they imagined I hope to attribute "romantic text" to the material to be. . Michael Altman's infidels, Hindu, and Hindus criticize the American Hindu history, the nationalism of the formation from the colonial era to the Chicago World Parliament, and the criticism of the Orientalist editorials to the revised standard "transcendental It criticized with the principle. Theologian - Vivekananda - 1965 "Track (xvii). Altman used a genealogical method to display his historical data, and how the" derogatory concept "of Indian religion is As a discourse foil, and for white people, it showed whether it was used as a new American scarecrow. Altman believes that when these Americans talk about religion in India they are truly "talking about themselves" (xxi) and constitute their own ethnic, ethnic and religious identity ( 140) Altman, Michael. Pagan, Hindu, Hindus: Indian representative office in India, 1721-1893. New York: Oxford University Press, 2017.xxii + 175. $ 34.95 (Hardcover) Altman first opened three religious goods to load the term - pagan, Gentoo, Hindoo First, Cotton Mather rejected all forms of "pagan" religion in 1721 (1); By 1784, Hannah Adams's "liberalism" account tried to describe "justice" more than in her so-called "Gentoos" "forgiving" faith (16); in 1811, Claudio Buchanan's "evangelicals Representative of the group stated that the religion of "Hinduism" is violence and superstition (30-1). There are several such "evangelical" records, Altman says that missionary organizations "use promotion for evangelism and take advantage of Indian's achievement to increase their institutional power" It is proving (38) Altman, Michael. Pagan, Hindu, Hindus: Indian representative office in India, 1721-1893. New York: Oxford University Press, 2017.xxii + 175. $ 34.95 (Hardcover) The colonial discouragement praised the Burmese Buddhist's generosity and partly condemned the "superstition" and "retreat" of Hindus and Muslims like caste in the colony of Burma. This discourse has been accepted by the Burmese nationalists and unfortunately is used to justify the violence of Rohingya Muslim. Even though we believe that most Buddhists and members of any other religious group have pacifism and forgiving beliefs there is no reason to expect them to be pacifist and tolerant. As Immanuel Kant understands, we are not transparent to ourselves and we can not fully understand why we are doing this. To be sure whether we took reasons to believe that we did (such as "This is right"), or whether we are psychological, neurophysiological, or completely opaque You can not. Economic reason

Inside of heathens: "darkness", "corruption", the discourse of colonialism in romanticism and colonialism, Tim Fulford and Peter Kitson said that most scholars detailed romantic sentences Relationship with British colonialist imperialism Fulford and Kitson pointed out that "the romantic era is a colonial history basin" and based on the "white burden" political philosophy of the UK It shows the birth of the empire (3). By reading romantic texts in the historical and political context of colonialism and imperialism, Fulford and Kitson agree with the background of the material, colonial process, which is consistent with the colonial form they imagined I hope to attribute "romantic text" to the material to be. . Michael Altman's infidels, Hindu, and Hindus criticize the American Hindu history, the nationalism of the formation from the colonial era to the Chicago World Parliament, and the criticism of the Orientalist editorials to the revised standard "transcendental It criticized with the principle. Theologian - Vivekananda - 1965 "Track (xvii). Altman used a genealogical method to display his historical data, and how the" derogatory concept "of Indian religion is As a discourse foil, and for white people, it showed whether it was used as a new American scarecrow. Altman believes that when these Americans talk about religion in India they are truly "talking about themselves" (xxi) and constitute their own ethnic, ethnic and religious identity ( 140) Altman, Michael. Pagan, Hindu, Hindus: Indian representative office in India, 1721-1893. New York: Oxford University Press, 2017.xxii + 175. $ 34.95 (Hardcover) Altman first opened three religious goods to load the term - pagan, Gentoo, Hindoo First, Cotton Mather rejected all forms of "pagan" religion in 1721 (1); By 1784, Hannah Adams's "liberalism" account tried to describe "justice" more than in her so-called "Gentoos" "forgiving" faith (16); in 1811, Claudio Buchanan's "evangelicals Representative of the group stated that the religion of "Hinduism" is violence and superstition (30-1). There are several such "evangelical" records, Altman says that missionary organizations "use promotion for evangelism and take advantage of Indian's achievement to increase their institutional power" It is proving (38) Altman, Michael. Pagan, Hindu, Hindus: Indian representative office in India, 1721-1893. New York: Oxford University Press, 2017.xxii + 175. $ 34.95 (Hardcover) The colonial discouragement praised the Burmese Buddhist's generosity and partly condemned the "superstition" and "retreat" of Hindus and Muslims like caste in the colony of Burma. This discourse has been accepted by the Burmese nationalists and unfortunately is used to justify the violence of Rohingya Muslim. Even though we believe that most Buddhists and members of any other religious group have pacifism and forgiving beliefs there is no reason to expect them to be pacifist and tolerant. As Immanuel Kant understands, we are not transparent to ourselves and we can not fully understand why we are doing this. To be sure whether we took reasons to believe that we did (such as "This is right"), or whether we are psychological, neurophysiological, or completely opaque You can not. Economic reason

First of all, I would like to say that this article is very difficult for me. For me this is an article and I will have to read some time to begin trying to understand. The framework of this article warns that the description style of Swales is "a bit dry and formal" (WAW 216). As we discussed it in class, I am familiar with the six characteristics of the discourse community. First, I will explain the discourse community that has a common purpose and concern. The second argument is that the discourse community must have a way to communicate with other members like group conferences. The third argument is that the discourse community is participating in relevant information that will help us achieve that purpose. Just as CrossFitters pays CrossFit journals and actively participates. Fourth, the discourse community will develop and exploit different types to convey goals and events. Newspapers and Web sites updated everyday. The fifth explains the discourse community to include languages ​​strictly used in specific communities. People outside the community may not know like the words that explain their actions and equipment to use. Finally, Section 6 states that the discourse community must have an appropriate proportion of leaders and participants to keep it functioning and functioning to further achieve its common goal. I am working on CrossFit's project. A common goal (Characteristic 1) is healthy and healthy, there is a healthy and healthy community outside the CrossFit community. They participate in training sessions and participate in local gyms (Feature 2) to participate in various levels of exercise. In function 3, there are several ways to communicate with all CrossFit members. They have a journal and several daily updated websites. The fourth feature is the use of various kinds of communication such as Facebook, Twitter, SMS, video, fundraising activities. For the fifth feature, they definitely have their own language. There are various names for their movement and exercises. The sixth feature they claim is that they have many experts and novices who make this organization a worldwide organization. Svols, John. "Concept of Discourse Community" "Writing Writing", "University Readers", 2nd Edition. Elizabeth Wardle and Dagdowns. New York: Bedford / St. Martins, 2015. 217-227 "Writing Writing, College Reader, 2nd Edition." Elizabeth Wardord and Dagdowns. New York: Bedford / St. Martins, 2015 John Swales, University of Michigan, University of Michigan, Professor of Linguistics. In 1990 Swales wrote an article called "The Discourse Community's Concept". Sales defines the discourse community (a group of people with the same language rules) and describes the six characteristics that the community should follow to become a discourse community. The six features are as follows: James Porter's textual dialogue and discourse The community is an article published in rhetorical commentary on the content of the discourse community's original text in the autumn of 1986. Text interactivity is a network that conveys sentences and voices (Porter, 1986). Porter insists that writing is very similar to reading, and the background of the work written is an explanation of the reader (Porter, 1986). Text author John Swales, "The Discourse Community Concepts" uses six definition functions to determine whether a group of people is considered a discourse community. Swales offers examples through his articles to truly understand the discourse community. He explained the differences between the language community and the discourse community and used many authors to support his view. "And the community of speech is basically defined as a community, knowledge of words and acts, and sharing rules of interpretation" (Swales, 219). He describes the speech community as someone with similar language rules The discourse community is a group of people involved in a specific topic, problem, or field. According to the criteria of John Swa

September 11, 2001 Terrorists hijacked the four American passenger aircraft, destroyed the New York World Trade Center and destroyed the Pentagon in the suburbs of Washington, after which the writers, theorists and the authorities from all walks of life The comment expanded on many interesting topics. The essence of evil is the theme, followed by discussion and rhetoric. Some people use it as a means of interpreting these behaviors, but others consider it to be an obstacle to correct interpretation. In rhetoric, eloquent, discourse struggle in the field of analysis; unlike linguists, systematically analyzes rhetorical procedures, even the words of truth as rhetoric, as events, create events and make decisions To make war, to win, to win. . For the philosophy of "to exaggerate". In ancient times, speech was education, which was a movement from the private world of the family's family (and family responsibility to proper training) to the social and political world. Learning to write well implies an independent (predominantly literary) knowledge system seen as a necessary preparation for complex techniques on the one hand and only one true human being on the other hand: participation in the community Social life and political life of the country Comparative analysis has also been applied to other linguistic areas such as discourse analysis, pragmatics and rhetoric, so it has been revived in the 1980s. Contrasting discourse analysis focuses on how languages ​​work: complaints, apologies, and rejections. Please note that in explaining the differences between languages ​​and cultures, the context of the overall communication is taken into account. Comparative discourse analysis should overlap with the thesis for comparison terms and sometimes be included in the thesaurus for comparison terms. Politeness is one of the common aspects commonly used in comparative word theory. Another field of research closely related to comparative discourse analysis is comparative rhetoric. This is the second language acquisition field started by American applied linguist Robert Kaplan. Identify the problems encountered by writers in the second language during composition and writing, and attempts to explain them

According to Freudenberg's "double relocation" framework, this paper aims to understand environmental inequality as a product of two interrelated processes. (1) inequality arising from environmental hazards, or "imbalance", and (2) ability to discuss environmental hazards through inequality discourse or "privileged accounts". I am using a hybrid approach to assess disproportionate power and discouraging abilities in the discussion of US coal-fired power generation. First, we analyzed emissions data at the facility and parent company level, and evaluated whether a small number of producers account for most of the carbon dioxide generated in this sector is imbalanced. The results show that at the parent company level emissions are unfair than facility level. Only 3 companies account for the most serious 25% of emissions in 2015. Secondly, I analyzed qualitative data (n = 209) through a thorough interview with the Federal Government and the Ohio state policy elite, and formed a discussion about coal-fired power generation before and after the 2016 general election A story and discourse alliance was identified. I identified the "legal discourse" that was used to support coal-fired power, and then compared these "privileged accounts" with the framework of the anti-coal counter. The result of discourse analysis shows how coal factions convert discourse strategies to adapt to the disadvantages of anti-coal stories trying to change the changing policy background and discourse into environmental interests . Finally, in order to understand the relationship between unbalanced patterns, we examined how "extreme emitters" identified by quantitative analysis appear in interview data. In summary, these analyzes show the impact of privileged accounts on conflict, definition, and response to sustainable environmental issues. The increase in coal-fired power generation and natural gas is equal to or greater than that. From a certain point of view, debate on train debris seems to be an argument between coal and natural gas. However, because the gas-fired power plant is also subject to some new regulations, the discussion is not that simple. Some regulations may affect coal-fired power plants that are not proportional to other power plants, but other regulations such as cooling water recovery plans may affect non-coal power plants to a greater extent . These facts indicate a dramatic decrease in coal fired power over the past decade. In recent years, new coal-fired power plants are rarely used in developed countries. None of the 120 coal-fired power plants proposed in Europe in 2007 have entered the construction phase. Only one factory was built in North America. It is a 17 MW power plant constructed by the University of Alaska Fairbanks. There are some exceptions to this trend, but Japan is the most noteworthy. Japan responded to the disaster in Fukushima by proposing 45 new coal-fired power plants. However, economic and environmental reality has begun to be affected, and most of these proposals seems impossible to achieve. Nevada province is becoming a battlefield to determine the future of power generation in the United States. However this time it is not a discussion between nuclear power and Yucca Mountain. In contrast, Nevada is the focus of discussion on coal-fired power plants, and coal-fired power plants supply about half the power of the country. Three new factories were proposed at Yinzhou, and environmental groups said their impacts were fatal to the environment and human health. Although the coal-fired power station's proposal reappeared in the first half of this decade, as evidenced by the 59 coal-fired power plant plans canceled, abandoned or shelved last year, this trend reverses the coal Stated. They also pointed out that Mr. Harry Reid of the Senate majority vote leader was dullly opposed by a favorable position to the new coal-fired power plant.

Discourse Right in Political Scandal On August 12, 2004, New Jersey Governor James McGregor became the country's first OpenGay Governor. Shortly after saying "I am a gay American," he succumbed to strong political and public pressure and announced his resignation as the most powerful position in New Jersey. McGreevey harassed a male colleague sexually appointed by McGreevey after the announcement and resignation were made during a week of strong condemnation. American politics are not surprising for sexual scandal, but the current political and personal failures McGregor confronts are extremely unique. When the national language degenerates until it loses its essence, what remains are ceremonies, etiquette, gossip, scandal. This is the topic of America today. It is obsessed with taste, aesthetics, etiquette - problems, problems, and challenges, but it goes without saying how to solve, approach and fix them. No matter where you attach to aesthetics - when social organizations are reduced to habitual problems - you will also find a society that declines. You will see a place to pay more attention to "who" than "why". The big problem in the stylistic society is not to solve the problem - they are the courtiers who will raise the right side of the dynasty. Discourse Right in Political Scandal On August 12, 2004, New Jersey Governor James McGregor became the country's first OpenGay Governor. Shortly after saying "I am a gay American," he succumbed to strong political and public pressure and announced his resignation as the most powerful position in New Jersey. McGreevey harassed a male colleague sexually appointed by McGreevey after the announcement and resignation were made during a week of strong condemnation. - Hackers are often defined as individuals who are not authorized to access other people 's computers. This definition is fairly specific, but it can also be expanded to include other illegal acts such as "phishing". This can be done separately from hacker or separately. There is evidence that protected political pedophiles have existed all over the world for a long time. Notable scandals include children's predator protection by the Catholic Church, Franklin scandal, discover scandal, Dutroux case (documentary), survey of in-facility sexual abuse with UK repetitive scandals, Jimmy Saville scandals, Norway There are pedophilia of love. Political scandal scandal, Jeffrey Epstein scandal, Political support of unknown cause of Frederic Mitterand, Pace Memoradum, Discovery of child's sexual abuse by the Royal Committee, Unexamined name in Pentagon child porn transactions 5,200 people. Known cover list ignores reason

In this academic paper, Swales outlines his views on the talk community. He explained a group of people who strive to achieve a common goal while sharing a series of ideas and rules, a discourse community; unlike the voice community, you can undertake a discourse community. To better understand what the discourse community is, he outlines the six defined features of the discourse community: 1. The discourse community has a widely recognized common public goal . Since the discourse community uses one or more kinds of communication to promote its purpose, it learns a specific vocabulary with proper level of appropriate content and discourse. The limit value of members of vocational knowledge "Concept of discourse community (1990). By defining these characteristics, you can analyze community, decide the characteristics of the discourse, participation method of new members, and communication method. Interestingly, the discourse community can compare with a group of fish: everyone has a common goal, some go and go, they tell in a way we can not understand and finally die born. But I do not like artists adding fluffs, and I understand that Swales is academic, and he has many unrelated explanations / sentences / words / paragraphs . There are many things to remember. I agree with the idea of ​​the difference between the speech community and the discourse community. I think humans adapt to surrounding words over time; I use words and pronunciation. So I believe that the speech community can participate by time. Overall, this article can be easily placed on six slide slides. I understand his distinction between the speech and the discourse community, but it is not completely effective. I can only explain the situation where children learn first language. But his nephew said differently. In the process, the child learned the second child. I can not find academic materials now. However, the idea of ​​the discourse community is reasonable. The text as a writer will allow me to analyze my different discourse function. Write for a specific reader. And join my own discourse community. To do something for yourself or to do for your community, I can incorporate this text into my own sentences by pondering my choices. This text allows me to draw the differences between my terms used in school and the slang that I use with my friends. You can academically analyze various kinds of communication methods such as why I share the way to save money, why my friends come and go, and text, video chat, face-to-face. Finally, this text provides an understanding of the new community forms that have never been learned. We can analyze more deeply how people gather and make them stronger and more interesting. John Swales's concept of discourse community is harder to read than plain text, even after reading twice. It is difficult, but the beginning of the text is useful to me. Because it warns beforehand that Swale's writing is very dry and uses technical terms. This made me sit down and in fact I focused more on writing than usual. Reading is very confused, but Swales is doing a good job to summarize the definition of his interactive community. Swales uses six predefined functions to identify groups of individuals as discourse communities. These features give me a better understanding of the discourse community as it outlines the main points. But the most striking thing for me is the last statement that the discourse community has the relevant level of relevant content and discourse expertise. John Swales, University of Michigan, University of Michigan, Professor of Linguistics. In 1990 Swales wrote an article called "The Discourse Community's Concept". Sales defines the discourse community (a group of people with the same language rules) and describes the six characteristics that the community should follow to become a discourse community. The six features are as follows: James Porter's textual dialogue and discourse The community is an article pu

• How does human history record history and thought, including intentional or unintentional biased prejudice? • As a writer, I can continue to improve, including the use of technology for research • Understand the purpose of language and communication and learn academic discourse in accepted form • Course / Event: James Moffett's Discourse Universe. Recording, reporting, generalization and • Author Seminar: Includes students who will participate in the workshop of the writer. Students • Establish a survey team: - All investigations by force should be done by units assigned to the Operations Headquarters Office (OHB), and troops should report directly to the OHB Commander. - The troop investigator will be a detective, sheriff, or other supervisory level. - Outlines the roles and responsibilities of OGB Commander. - The investigators of this unit should receive administrative investigation training (further outlined in the consent law) In 2014, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced "active shooting incident study 2000 - 2013 in the US" aimed at providing guidance to law enforcement officers, emergency responders, educators, and the public Did. Understand active shooter events better. This report, which is now called the first phase, is a supplement to the latest Phase 2 documentation. In the summer of 2018, FBI announced a new report "Survey of Before Behavior Before Attack by US Active Shooters from 2000 to 2013" and investigated the incentive of offenders' expulsion and observable offensive behavior. The 2018 survey on actions before the attack is designed to answer important questions such as "how active shooting games behave before attack". And if you can be sure, "Why will they attack?" A survey is still in progress and there are rumors that Muller will announce his investigation report soon. This guide will show you everything you need to know about this story, from crime to key figures, how it relates to President Cardinal, and what it means to his government I will help you understand the information. The aim of this study was to investigate the ideological structure of polarized discourse encoded in the coverage of two online news sites: Egyptian dependence and ikwanweb. This research focuses on online news coverage related to three interrelated events. Explanation in textbooks and educational discourses of world history teachers. Using a multimodal critical discourse analysis approach, this research provides a comparison between stories written to analyze and spoken discourses

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader One of the most famous themes of colonial discourse analysis in recent years is Shakespeare's play "Storm" (1611). This almost human-free drama is Prospero, a scholar and a magician who is the ruler of Milan, and has other Mediterranean islands with other people, different from the half human creature Karim. Among many scholarly articles and books, as well as many stages and movie versions, the post colonialists interpreted "Arashi" as early British colonialism, mainly American colonialism . Among these readings, Prospero represents colonial growers and white male supporters. Kariban became a human - eyed slave of the New World or Afro - Caribbean free fighter plane. In this view, this storm not only shows racial prejudice, it also "colonises" colonialism by prove Prospero's power to the Kaliban. There are many writers who solved the concept of colonialism in their work. According to established conventions, Shakespeare's "Arashi" was the first major work to introduce colonial discourse. That is, it is the role of colonialists, Prospero, and Columban colonists. In "Arashi", the story of Shakespeare is to let the island live, mainly before Prospero arrives. This one supplement transforms the adventurous story into a fable of colonial encounter. There are two ways to express colonialism in literature. The first is the view of colonists, European writers. Colonial writers are Shakespeare, Defoe, Conrad, and J.C. Cote. These authors wrote dramas and novels covering colonialism like Defoe and colonialism like Defoe's Robinson Crusoe (1719), Corrard's Dark Heart (1902). Carrie's Mr. Johnson () and Mr. Cozy's enemy (1986)

Golfing involves many ups and downs, excitement and frustration, and fun when things are going well. Golf is a game with so many different emotions playing with innumerable minds in an unlimited way. Motivation is the key to success, the moment of success brings excitement. Those moments allowed me to go back to the course and keep making mistakes, but always learn more about cryptic words. Over the years I was able to learn the secondary discourse of golf by understanding the swing of golf, learning the terms, learning the principles of exercise and my experience. Golf is an activity that people of all ages like. Mathematics is used from ball dimple to club angle, and from swing to golf course layout. There are many aspects of golf available in this article, but I do not have time to focus on golf balls and golf clubs. These two items are very important for the golf tournament and have changed the most. Golf ball design can always float in the air Please check the physical process involved in kicking out the golf ball from the tee. The aim of driving is to achieve the maximum distance while keeping the golf ball in the middle of the fairway. Several factors are taken into account when implementing the longest and most accurate drive. These factors include the speed of the golf ball after the club and the ball collide, the mass of the club head, the launch angle, the shape of the club face, and the finding of the best golf ball. Intuition tells us ... The history of golf When you play golf in a cool fog to play golf on a new day, the smell of fresh lawn still affects your nose. Spring morning "This is reminiscent of yours, the smell of air, the coolness, the beautiful environment, making every shot happy." (Suess, PI) This is the most exciting and exquisite time of golf . For many people, and for many people, English 3 Honors Mar 4, 2011 Golf: Historical golf often makes people bore, old man walks on a huge green pitch. This is not always the case. As we all know, various people like to play golf. Where golf comes from, it definitely will surprise some people that it thinks it is suitable for the elderly. Golf is very interesting, including history, association matches, golf women, famous athletes and so on. The history of golf is widely debated, there is no one ... The environment of Altius Golf includes the golf industry, its competitors, the US Golf Association (USGA), other supervisory authorities and golfers. Opportunity After the economic downturn, the growth of industry has only recently resumed, this is the opportunity for Altius Golf to gain market share in the revival golf industry.

"Structure, signs and games in discourse of humanities" (Derrida, 1978: 278-293) can be understood as a document of events. "It is the function of structure - or structuralism - that is thought to be reduced or suspected" (278). I deduce that this is not a temporal pattern occupied by genetic content and objective content in historical change, but to emphasize simultaneous analysis of systems and internal relations in structuralism discourse. Derrida made a speech at the Johns Hopkins University (1966) in 1966, "Structure, Sign and theater in Human Sciences Discourse" (Subsequent writing and differences). The conference presented in this article relates to structuralism and then to the highest level influence in France but it is just beginning to attract attention in the United States and it differs from other participants in the lack of structuralism . Not only praised the accomplishment of structuralism but also kept reservations about its internal limits, American scholars led to mark their ideas as forms of post-structuralism. Structures, symbols, and games in the discourse of human science produced the way Derrida followed. He ... uses the word event as the concept of structure. It is easy to say that the structure of the word is as old as Western science and its roots are deep inside the soil of ordinary language. The structure, more precisely the utility of the structure always contains or reduces the process that centers on it. The function of this center is not just a principle of organizational structure that restricts free play we might call structure. For example, when the center of free play is closed

Jane Eyre 's plot at Jane Eyre is well known, so we will not outline it here. Instead, I would like to pay attention to some important points related to colonial theme and colonial theme. The first appearance of Mrs Rochester, mad Creole, and confused Creole prevented Rochester's modesty and modest marriage. A little. Interaction with novels as a whole. The title character Jane Steele is not clear about Jane Eyre. Like Jane Eyre, she is a leading Victorian orphan and Jane Eyre is her favorite book. Like Jane Eyre, Jane Steele has been sent to her charity school by her evil aunt, and eventually became a magical country house tutor owned by a man with a dark secret - I love the river. The story structure of Jane Steele reflects the story of Jane Eyre, but when Jane Steele and Jane Eyre were attacked by wealthy and evil cousins, she killed him. When she got hungry abused in front of a sadistic charity principal like Jane Eyre, she killed him. Jane Eyre finished with an epoch-making route "reader, I married him", "Jane Steele begins with" The Reader, I murdered him ". Jane Eyre is a growing novel. This means that Jane Eyre 's book focuses on Jane Eyre' s spirit, morality, psychology, social development, and growth from girls to adulthood. In this long and difficult journey, the hero must feel some loss or discontent at the young age, forcing him to embark on this journey. During the Victorian era, adults thought they should see their children, but they did not ask. A typical example of this is that Jane served as a tutor for a tutor at Rochester's house. Mr. Rochester has customers in his mansion; his guest commented and commented on Adele's behavior. Jane Eyre will talk about Jane, a tutoring tutor at Thornfield Building, a tutor. When she took the attention of Mr. Rochester who is her powerful employer, it seemed that Jane might finally achieve her happy end. However, Mr. Rochester not only threatened the romance they just began, but also concealed Jane 's secret to force her to choose between her mind and principle. My love for the plot is not its simplicity - the boys meet girls, they fall in love, the obstacles come and become a happy end - and the middle of tenacity. Is there anyone who can imagine Mr. Rochester still have a living wife? He may have even a child, or a destructive gamble habit, but imagine that there is no wife still alive. Of course, during that era, this was a big marriage scandal, and that is illegal today, but the distortion it brings is a good reading.

After flying for more than 70 years under the control of more than 500 types of aircraft (EAA) at Oshkosh on August 22, 2013, he died. In order to truly acknowledge the experimental aircraft association as a discourse community, we must see all the characteristics of the association. The term discourse community is used because it seems to be the most used term in literature (Johns). According to John Swales, he proposed six definition functions necessary and sufficient to identify a group of individuals as Swales. They share a close network of the same dreams as the pilot, share expertise in their respective fields, communicate through communication and domestic chapters they provide. The Association of Experimental Aircraft has all the features of the discourse community, which is determined by the definition of Johnsworth, but it also has the authority, rebellion and identity crisis discussed in the work of Elizabeth Ward. If you are looking for a flying club with all the features of the aviation dream world, After flying for more than 70 years under the control of more than 500 types of aircraft (EAA) at Oshkosh on August 22, 2013, he died. In order to truly acknowledge the experimental aircraft association as a discourse community, we must see all the characteristics of the association. The term discourse community is used because it seems to be the most used term in literature (Johns). - ... For international students, especially if it is expected to be "ingenious", the task is twice as difficult. In order to become a good writer, it is widely believed that we need to present our own ideas and opinions. According to the teacher of English, the originality is the idea that no one has ever written, and we acknowledge writers who influence or support our idea. The use of the term "discourse community" indicates an increasingly general assumption that discourse functions in customs defined in the community, whether it is theoretical or social. Pedagogy related to curriculum and academic English writing now uses the concept of "discourse community" to express a series of ideas. Begin new members to join the group, discourse is the recognition or organization of knowledge of the group

Power, discourse, postmodern is the key to cultural research, as it creates and builds cultural and social reality and builds and creates the identity of the subject within these reality. Power and discourse determine what is possible and what is impossible. Because they strive to limit the movement of individual agents by letting individual agents follow norms and standards. When treating this as truth in reality, I wonder whether an individual is simply the subject of power and discourse, whether they are the subject, and whether an individual can give authority to himself / herself I will. "Postmodernism is a deeply reactive political theory, postmodernism pretends to focus on words and words (it is called" discourse "). Postmodernism pretends to analyze discourse by something called "deconstruction", but words are not facts The fact is that robbing all women from mankind, this is the fact that we must change is. "Because women have really advanced in their names and the rich historical heritage they have to protect, we can not abandon the terms and concepts of feminism, we still need a name that needs to be completed Challenge: Even if it means a very big struggle, we need to use the term "liberation of women" again, and even "the supremacy of men". "Does Hanish need a fight? Women, of course Postmodern restricts what some people call "the spirit of new capitalism", but is best known as the late capitalist / oligopoly ideology. Recent books by Nkolo Foe are strongly explaining how this function works well for the real benefit of dominant power 14. Modernism comes from the words of European Enlightenment in the 18th century. The accompanying imperialism subsequently conquered the world. It suffers from contradictions and restrictions. The universal ambition that it establishes is actually defined by affirming the human rights which is the right of bourgeois individualism (but not necessarily women 's right!). Modern imperialist battlefield: conditions for effective response from South by MR Zine Both postmodernism can be examined in both macro and micro. This view is called "post structureism" and sometimes uses the "discourse analysis" function of cultural research. This theory focuses on the role of "Government" and "Risk Analysis" in modern or post-modern times. The viewpoint used to explain the behavior is often based on the guidance question used. For example, how does the teacher perform in class? It may be best to use the idea of ​​symbolic interaction theory, as Owen Gofman solves how we show ourselves to others in the context of public action . However, if you want to study the company's social system and the structure of the school, it is best to adopt a structural functionalist view.

In this article we will explore the limitation of sports writing to show the limited way "who is a journalist". It is answered within the profession. Following John Dewey and Raymond Williams, we provide another concept of a democratic culture that emphasizes stories and information. We also discussed how "new journalists" (and other writers) use sports as a cultural activity worthy of serious scrutiny in searching for fresh and complex narrative strategies. Our goal is to prove that sports writing is basically similar to other forms of reporting, and journalism should use sports as a moral scarecrow to keep the merit of its serious work It is not. Disrupting our usual moral decisions makes it possible to deepen our understanding of the moral meaning of sports lighting and reconsider the relationship between news and democratic culture in a productive and new way. In sports, ethical discrimination belongs to the field of sports philosophy. Sports ethics is the most urgent task in presenting problem-centered solutions for doping discussion (Pawlenka 2004). However, a meaningful discussion about sports ethics can only be achieved by carefully analyzing the movement of the words (Steenbergen & Tamboer 1998). Because human behavior is characterized by interaction with others, the sports field is closely related to ethical issues (McFee 1998). In addition, bonds are created by sports itself, as there are some moral values ​​attributable to it. Since it is based on rules (eg Alderson & Crutchley 1990), movement is often seen as a representation of ethical behavior (McFee 1998). This is also evident from sportsmanship, fair competition, and rules. McFee (1998: 5) pointed out that "the emergence of moral issues comes from the essence of sports." As philosophers have traditionally discussed morality, it is sometimes difficult to define them in the context of modern sports. Furthermore, since the purpose of sports is winning, it is paralyzed how morality can adapt to this purpose. Today, there are two organizations that are working to develop a framework of sports ethics, including the International Sports Philosophy Association, two things are obvious: ethics is essential to good sportsmanship. The National Sports Federation points out that the essential elements of sportsmanship include all principles related to cooperation, appreciation, honor, humility, and fairness - ethics.

Pharmacy Engineer: Professional Discourse Community Pharmacy Technician Summary: Whether they meet the criteria of discourse group. When a doctor prescribes a medicine, it is most likely to use a local retail pharmacy to fill in the order. However, more and more elderly Americans are no longer able to live independent living, and they must live in a special nursing home for nursing homes or nursing homes. To be treated for these vulnerable groups, you need a different type of pharmacy called Long Term Care Pharmacy LTC. Recently, a British pharmacist was called an expert. Under law, pharmacists need to oversee the activities of technicians of specific pharmacies. Most pharmacy technicians work in regional pharmacies. At hospital pharmacies, pharmacy technicians may be managed by other advanced pharmacy technicians. In the UK, the role of PhT in hospital pharmacies has expanded, responsibility to manage the practice areas of pharmacies and pharmacies entrusted to them, and pharmacists gave time to focus on more specialized disciplines. It is time to work together. Patients and engineers of research pharmacies are registered with the General Drugs Board (GPhC). GPhC is a pharmacist, pharmacy technician and pharmacy regulator Pharmacy Engineer: Professional Discourse Community Pharmacy Technician Summary: Whether they meet the criteria of discourse group. When a doctor prescribes a medicine, it is most likely to use a local retail pharmacy to fill in the order. However, more and more elderly Americans are no longer able to live independent living, and they must live in a special nursing home for nursing homes or nursing homes. - When advertising Fortune 500 companies like C.V.S, persuasion has always played a complex role in many ways. It is a company. It is no wonder that we have the largest pharmacy chain in the United States, more than 7,400 stores, and income based on prescription is second only to the top 5 pharmacies in the United States. Most pharmacy technicians work in commercial pharmacies and about a sixth of the approximately 500,000 pharmacy technicians in the US are working in hospitals. The credential information required to work as a pharmacy technician varies from state to state. Some states do not have official eligibility criteria, others need formal education or certification programs. The employment market of pharmacy technicians is certainly changing in many ways, most of which is good news for pharmacy engineers. As explained in another blog post, due to demographic, qualification improvement, and industry development, the important roles that pharmacy engineers can play, and the numerous social, political and industry research and development trends Is increasingly recognized. These trends have increased demand and wage scale. Every day to get a career

The concept of "big" "discourse" ("discourse" and capital "spelling"), Discourse (ie "dialogue" between different social and historically important categories) Cast: Karen Tracy, Cornelia Ily, Todd Sundel, Interactive Encyclopedia of International Language and Society, Editor, Wiley-Blackwell and International Association, 2015 If mathematics class teacher says "Mary, what do you think", this may be about Is she a discussion facilitator (yes) to promote interactive conversation? Is she a traditional teacher? Writers are trying to become socially meaningful identities and social roles, he or she is trying to "pull" Of course: You have to talk. But you have to get another "right" thing. so Use "right" things, tools, or "support" in "correct" way at "right" time and place (Like guns and graffiti, books and tests, records and "DJ"). Finally, you Please indicate at least whether you have "correct" values ​​and beliefs. You need to "walk" "Walk" and "action" are integrated in a "correct" way. You need to 'cut away' complex things Socially meaningful identity, I use "Big D" to call it "obstacle" (hence they are often called Mouthpiece uses the term "discourse" (with a little "d") for the language in use. Small 'd' Discourse Analysis Studies Language Use Processes Over Time and Pattern In the United States, you can regard it as a witch if you follow "conversation" or "go away". Social unit when young. In the early part of our life, we all learned culturally different ways. For most of us, our main discourse will serve us through all its transformation. Practice in the second half of a child 's life) words are included as part of a child 39 TA van Dijk "Critical discourse analysis" (ed.) D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton discourse analysis handbook (2005) 352. 40 TA van Dijk - "Purpose of Critical Discourse Analysis" (1995) 1 Discourse in Japanese 17-18. 41 TA van Dijk - "Critical discourse analysis" (editing) Discourse of D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton discourse analysis (2005) 353. 42 "Critical Discourse Analysis" by TA van Dijk (Editor) D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton "Discourse Analysis Handbook" (2005) 355-55. 43 N Wa Thiong'o Continue psychology: Linguistic politics in African literature (1986) 11 39 TA van Dijk "Critical discourse analysis" (ed.) D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton discourse analysis handbook (2005) 352. 40 TA van Dijk - "Purpose of Critical Discourse Analysis" (1995) 1 Discourse in Japanese 17-18. 41 TA van Dijk - "Critical discourse analysis" (editing) Discourse of D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton discourse analysis (2005) 353. 42 "Critical Discourse Analysis" by TA van Dijk (Editor) D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton "Discourse Analysis Handbook" (2005) 355-55. 43 N Wa Thiong'o Continue psychology: Linguistic politics in African literature (1986) 11 39 TA van Dijk "Critical discourse analysis" (ed.) D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton discourse analysis handbook (2005) 352. 40 TA van Dijk - "Purpose of Critical Discourse Analysis" (1995) 1 Discourse in Japanese 17-18. 41 TA van Dijk - "Critical discourse analysis" (editing) Discourse of D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton discourse analysis (2005) 353. 42 "Critical Discourse Analysis" by TA van Dijk (Editor) D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton "Discourse Analysis Handbook" (2005) 355-55. 43 N Wa Thiong'o Continue psychology: Linguistic politics in African literature (1986) 11 39 TA van Dijk "Critical discourse analysis" (ed.) D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton discourse analysis handbook (2005) 352. 40 TA van Dijk - "Purpose of Critical Discourse Analysis" (1995) 1 Discourse in Japanese 17-18. 41 TA van Dijk - "Critical discourse analysis" (ed.) D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton discourse analysis discourse (2005) 353. 42 "Critical Discourse Analysis" by TA van Dijk (Editor) D Schiffrin, D Tannen and HE Hamilton "Discourse Analysis Handbook" (2005) 355-55. 4

Signs and symbols of symptoms in medical discourses Whether it can be considered as sick, whether in biomedical society practice or indigenous medicine practice, diseases are everywhere. All sorts of diseases bother every society in the world. At the center of the concept of disease is the diagnostic factor of symptoms. Many cultures have their own ideologies of disease, treatment, and efficacy, but these cultures use this symptom as the main tool to maintain their culturally constructive health philosophy I will. Why change? The concept of "disease" in STD indicates that there are serious medical problems, usually some obvious signs or symptoms. However, some of the most common sexually transmitted diseases do not show symptoms or symptoms to most infected individuals. Alternatively, there are symptoms that are mild or overlooked. Thus it can be explained that sexually transmitted viruses or bacteria cause "infection" which may or may not cause "illness". The same applies to Chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes and human papilloma virus (HPV), to name a few. Likewise with many types of cancer, liver cancer usually has few symptoms or signs early in the disease. As the disease progresses, its symptoms begin to appear and encourage people to seek medical assistance. Because this symptom is delayed, liver cancer is usually diagnosed as progressive (unless the tumor arises from the vicinity of the bile duct and causes premature occlusion). Pain, discomfort, or pain on the right side of the abdomen just below the ribs may occur due to pressure on the nerves of other structures or liver within that area. Take a deep breath and lightly press down the right rib - this is probably the place where the liver is. If your liver is swollen (for many reasons) your abdomen may feel a lower liver margin Some symptoms are warning signs. If any of the following symptoms appear during exercise, contact 000 immediately to stop activity and receive emergency medicine: chest pain or pressure or arm pain, severe shortness of breath, dizziness or fainting, abnormality or abnormality Very fast and / or vomiting; very weak or very tired. Recent studies have shown that exercise is beneficial to most people during cancer treatment and after cancer treatment. It manages some common treatment side effects (see below), speeds recovery of regular activities, and helps improve the quality of life. Evidence also indicates that attention is paid to specialized exercise recommendation and attention pays attention to the risk of sports injury. In some cancers, exercise may even improve the therapeutic effect.

Rousseau's art and science exhibition is known as a villain worthy of social pursuit, making Jacques Rousseau the father of the French Revolution (Borswell, Life of Samuel Johnson, p. 462). His work has caused controversy throughout his life, and they also do not have the power to inspire discussion in the sector of two hundred years. Although much of this discussion focuses on Rousseau's political theory, his moral research is not exempt from controversy. The controversy over his art and scientific discourse is largely related to the claim that it is Rousseau's social critic. Rousseau's paper "Art and Science Discourse" (1750) argues that advances in art and science are not beneficial for humans. He suggested that progress in knowledge strengthened the government and suppressed individual freedom. His conclusion is that material progress has been replaced by jealousy, fear, doubt and actually hurts the possibility of sincere friendship. Perhaps Rousseau's most important work is a "social contract" that represents the relationship between humans and society. Contrary to his previous work, Rousseau argued that the state of nature is a barbaric state without laws and morality, and that gentle men are only the result of social existence. In the natural state, humans can easily compete with their fellowmen. He has the motivation to do so because he can succeed more by confronting the threat by joining with others. Along with his fellowman, he formed a collective human being called "society". Jean Jacques Rousseau was born in Geneva, Switzerland on June 28, 1712. Rousseau started participating in art, music and composition since he was very young. His earlier work, Art and Science, discussed how science and art would lead to corruption of virtue and morality. Hobbes thinks human nature is inherently bad. He explained people as selfish creatures. Without law and authority, people will act on evil and selfish urges. They do not hesitate to sin and make a living by sacrificing others. "The natural state of human life is loneliness, poorness, hatred, barbarism, and short-lived." This pessimistic view on human nature comes from his relationship with humans. He believes that mankind needs human culture, government and law to civilize and domesticate mankind. Hobbes believes that man is a bad person, but civilization is good. The government should fully manage and enforce the order

Identify problems that may result from teacher's disposition. These trends are revealed and flagged through discourse analysis and interview with multiple participants and independent observers by data triangulation to analyze teacher / student interactions. In addition, certain treatments that are considered to be responsive are consistent with learning experiences that participants and observers believe are more positive. From this study the following action definitions were constructed. Personality is a mental habit, such as cognitive and emotional attributes, knowledge, skills, beliefs filtering, influences on classroom and occupational behavior. Manufacturing is done with others, as they are proved through discourse interactions, they are expressed in relationships. An online report prepared by Pravda.ru was found to be consistent with a position to support Russia's intervention in South Ossetia as a result of careful discourse analysis. The position of this "parent Russia" is an online article built by the following complex interaction. 1) Reason for Russian participation, 2) use of Russian nationalism, and 3) selective application of information sources. These three features are analyzed in detail below. Analyzing the full text, the overall goal of the Pravda News website is to promote the discourse that Russia is indeed "the savior of peace and life" (Pravda 09.06.2008). "(Pravda 15.08.2008) Submissive of genocide (Pravda 13.08.2008)

In an article by Frances Henry and Carol Tator on First Nations' media discourse, the authors tried to convince their audience that Canadian English print media is biased against their explanation of the Native Canadian. They tried to do this by referring to two different cases where indigenous people took part in the lawsuit. One of them suspected former Mountie's sexual assault on a young Cree girl and the other was involved in indigenous fishery rights. The author analyzed the articles of each newspaper in detail, but it showed prejudice to the use of stereotypes, but Henry and Tato skewed the evidence to prove this. Reporters Wawmeesh Hamilton, who calls himself an "indigenous reporter", one of the obstacles for indigenous peoples to account for the majority of Canadian national discourse is whether the press freedom applies to indigenous peoples It is a lack of clarity. After talking to people for months, Discourse announced a five-part series on his findings, and Wawmeesh stuck to the theme of the last month and built between indigenous leaders and the media I promise to engage in a dialogue. . The discourse community is not limited to participation by people with different languages ​​and cultural backgrounds. These people began to adapt to the norms of the discourse community. However, participation in the discourse community does not prevent participation in other groups based on the pursuit of common goals. In some cases, depending on specific criteria, other standards may contain trace interference. Yerik and Gilbert discussed the impact of discourse and left behind students who were underrated. In their study, we discussed the frustration of the policies and practices of schools that are obstacles to the students' voices. Therefore, minimize the investment of low-educated students and form mainstream academic courses. These students have few opportunities to contribute in the classroom and when they do they are only allowed to answer other people's voices with a specific opinion or opinion. The collapse of monopoly of opinion by mainstream media has made Philippine people an important stakeholder in nation-building again. The expansion of multiple perspectives has revitalized the public discourse of the country, so that we have reevaluated our values, efforts, even the history as a state. That is to say, through self-judgment it is not a passive adoption of more decisive experience than ever, but choosing which of the range of potential causes will be the driving force for our future action It is possible to do. As a free market for internalization ideas, social media has begun to contribute to our goal determination and we are redirecting our steps to these goals.

Economic discourse: the theory of separatist theory and the story before capitalism Discussion of Gibson and new text will encounter the choice to accept a theory that is not capitalistic or to conclude that the media have no meaning. It can be said that this theme was backed up as capitalist liberalism including the whole reality. Porter [1] pointed out that it must be selected between decomposition theory and Sartre's existentialism. "Society is a legal fiction," Baudrillard said. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the elements of discourse of this civil society and to clarify related or potential dynamics. The important thing is to understand and analyze each form of civil society discourse at the theoretical, ideological and political level. In order to dismantle citizen's civil discourses using these terms, we first consider the origin of the concept of "civil society" and contemporary usage. Then we turn to the development related to discourse of contemporary civil society Please explain the concepts and speculation included in the generation of discourse. . . Disassemble important tasks necessary for our own discourses and construction of their silence. The aim of Queer theory research is the social expression of gay emotion, and in the culture dominated by the West for centuries, this human interaction is strangely expressed as any other person. Queer theorists have different opinions on what "Queer" is and what is not "Queer", and since it adheres to "regularity of opposite sex", "various" strange "ideas By examining, we find out what is "strange", what is "strange theory" for individuals, and how to help you deepen your understanding of gender, gender, history, society, culture, heterosexuality can do. It is almost impossible to talk about "lesbian" or "gay" topics, as the commitment to dismantling Queer's theory is denied by all social categories and is discouraged. Therefore, Queer theory can not be a framework for testing self or subjectivity, including those produced by race or class, but you need to concentrate that analysis on discourse. Therefore, sociology and Queer theory are considered methodic and epistemologically unintelligible framework by critics like Adam Isaya Green. Green wrote in the introduction chapter that Michael Warner (1990's) proposed the possibility of critical intervention to Queer's theory as a social theory (radical deconstruction); yet he wrote gender / During the process of identity identification and deconstruction

Use of free indirect discourses at Northanger Abbey "This novel is a linguistic and phonological theory as a whole. Researchers usually face different heterogeneous styles in different levels of language. It is managed in various styles. "On page 261 -" Novel Discourse ", MM. As a novel type, Bahktin is defined in multiple languages ​​and dialects According to various kinds of spectrum, appropriate spoken, spoken, grades And subdivision from age are essential for the novel type. Austen, Jane Northanger Abbey Jane Austen combines Northanger Abbey with humor and romance to create a fascinating and engaging novel. Northanger Abbey tells the story of a 19th century rural girl, Catherine Morland. After asking friends to take them to Bath for 6 weeks, she never considered about parties, romance or marriage. In Bath, her life is full of balls and pursuers. A follow-up surveyor, Henry Tillney, has particularly intrigued her interest. When Catherine was invited to stay in Henry's real estate, Northanga Abbey, she accepted it enthusiastically. However, Katherine soon discovered that the monastery could accommodate more. Erie Sullivan, grade 2020 Use of free indirect discourses at Northanger Abbey "This novel is a linguistic and phonological theory as a whole. Researchers usually face different heterogeneous styles in different levels of language. It is managed in various styles. "261 pages -" Discourse of Novels ", MM. - The Paradox of the Community" People can see the inner people fall into the public opinion of the community. Destroying the same cultural vocabulary of the community is a matter of self It is also an idiom for affirmation "(Greenhouse, et al. 175). In law and within the community, David M. Engel explores how ordinary people in small rural towns in Illinois think of law, court, litigation parties, and community. This is a famous example of a free indirect discourse from Northanger Abbey about an innocent girl living in an old mansion called Austin's manga Gothic novel, Catherine. Based on her reading of a useless horror novel, she began to imagine ghosts and bad crimes everywhere. She started the apartment, she proved to be such an ancient date, such a terrible position, the end of the construction of the generals father. There are two other doors that may enter the changing room, but there is no tendency to open. What else can I say that Mrs. Tornney's last veil, or the last volume she has read, I can not whisper to others? No, regardless of what the general's crime is, he certainly has too much wisdom to prosecute the investigation.

Even cowgirl gets blues - Amazingly within the guidance of feminist discourse despite being a male in the 1970s, Tom Robbins wrote a novel and even cowgirl to support feminism I got blues. This is a term familiar to most of us, but what is feminism? A critical dictionary on feminism and feminism of Routledge defines "feminist effort" as "a positive desire to change the position of women in society" (Brown, Meginis and Bardari, 231). In order to discuss feminism from Robin's novel, it is necessary to know the importance of feminist theory when applied to literature. As defined by Robert Hill, transgenderism (or transgender feminism) is a feminist that is often known as applying transgender discourse to feminist discourse and applying feminist beliefs to transgender discourse "Hill said that trans - ferrism is also related to integration into mainstream feminism. He defines transgender discrimination in this context as a "feminist," with specific content for transgender and transgender people, but that idea and theory apply to all women. " Even cowgirl gets blues - Amazingly within the guidance of feminist discourse despite being a male in the 1970s, Tom Robbins wrote a novel and even cowgirl to support feminism I got blues. This is a term familiar to most of us, but what is feminism? A critical dictionary on feminism and feminism of Routledge defines "feminist effort" as "a positive desire to change the position of women in society" (Brown, Meginis and Bardari, 231). In order to discuss feminism from Robin's novel, it is necessary to know the importance of feminist theory when applied to literature. As most of the feminist discourses of the first world are located in a powerful discourse center that provides a visual overview of women in the third world, the discourses of the third world feminists defend their circumstances or oppose them It is either. Without questioning the optical system that dynamically manages these discourses. Here we question the optical nature of these discourses and the ontological fixation of the boundary of the feminism of the first world and the third world in an interdisciplinary relationship. This is because most global feminist discourses support boundary-based patriarchal dualism that has formed gender relations. These American and other conflicts are considered to be identifiable absolute ontological identities through interaction.

The composition and communication of the university reflects the latest academic and theoretical aspects of the field and supports research in rhetorical and constitutive research that helps university teachers look back and improve their lighting education practices and I will announce my scholarship. The field of composition research is a comprehensive research and theory in the humanities science - English research, rhetorical studies, cultural research, LGBT research, gender research, critique theory, education, technology research, ethnology, communication, language philosophy, anthropology, sociology - is used. Others - Research of composition and rhetoric, technical communication, computer and composition, cross curriculum, practice of research, and history in these fields "Mobile Wall" represents the period between the latest issue available in JSTOR and the latest journal. The moving wall is usually expressed in terms of age. In rare cases, since the issuer selected the "zero" mobile wall, the current problem will be made public on JSTOR as soon as it is issued. For example, if the current year is 2008 and the journal has a 5 year moving frame, you can get the 2002 article. Brian Mautz, Bob Wong, Richard Peters, and Michael Jennions run Computer Generated Images (CGI) in a clever laboratory to test the effects of penis with the minutes of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS famous acronym) Did. Changes in size relative to the height and shape of the trunk (shoulder width and waist width) are attractive for men's body for women. In most cases, studies of the size and shape of the animal's penis will involve transporting the sperm to the desired location, removing the sperm from the previous wife's spouse, stimulating the woman to use male sperm, It deals damage to. Judith Curry, a professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology, an international climate change expert group, and a member of the National Academy of Sciences, discussion of consensus ignores differences within the science community and reduces the diversity of scientific publication ideas It writes. Because some people are in a good position to make decisions based on assumptions that may or may not be accurate - these decisions may affect the lives of all Americans. Given the current threats to the expansion of gender disparity in the future academic performance of millions of American men, policy decisions from wrong research will begin. Academic papers are difficult to define for university people as well. Every English teacher I ask has a different academic composition concept. For example, some say that this is to make scientific reasoning aspects suitable for scientific purposes rather than scientific purposes, others say that they explain something and analyze it at the same time I will. But whenever I think about college, I can not avoid thinking about a group of English guy having white beards discussing whether they should introduce a new word into the dictionary. The only problem I have in my college explanation is that it is incorrect or not unique. Universities are educational institutions and communities that we currently belong to such as universities, universities, teachers and other students. If you remember this, academic papers will be useful tools to express thinking. The center of discussion is a paper

Social significance of question models in classroom discourse Since the Socratic era, the pursuit of knowledge has been characterized by the successful use of languages ​​and question patterns to validate and discover the truth. Even after about 24th century, the language is still the main medium and discourse, and that is the main teaching method. Language is a valuable tool for exploring most research fields, but since oral communication is prevalent in our lives, teachers and students will naturally use language . Our team is a data scientist who collaborates with visualization experts (discovered as a model for visual storytelling), a linguist (who understands the world view and the social value distinguishing each other) So you can understand the importance of these models. And the technical strategist trained on the complexity of society (it helps linking changing media landscapes with new capabilities for truth interpretation by these different groups) The purpose of this paper is to analyze the interaction in English classroom based on the main features of classroom discourse (communication mode control, heuristic technique, repair strategy, modified speech for learner) and SETT framework is. The SETT framework is used as the main observation tool and evaluates the interaction of teacher and student every minute in the classroom based on key of instrument. In addition to the SETT key, classroom interactions are analyzed based on the type of operation pattern. "There is no single classroom environment, instead the context is built locally by participants in their interactions based on global institutional goals and immediate educational goals (Walsh, 2006). As can be seen from extensive literature on lesson interaction and discourse analysis, the quality of discourse between teachers and students can be analyzed from several different levels. In the review of the questions in the classroom, Carlson (1991) compared the process - product approach to the social language paradigm and argued that discrepancies in cognitive level of the findings may be due to ignorance of the meaning of this fact . . You can not infer the problem from the characteristics of the surface. As he and Filer (1995) argue, the meaning behind any discourse is how the context, and how specific classroom problems represent patterns of relations between people established over time Dependent. Pryor & Torrance (1996) exemplifies that habit patterns are not beneficial for learning. A remarkable example of this effect is reported in a paper by Filer (1993). Ross etc.

This research, along with recent research, will explore the need to focus on sound conflicts in constitutive research demonstrating rhetoric complex composing behavior in social network users. In summary, in these research areas, we need to study rhetorical perception of social networking user writing practices. In this article, we will explain about Facebook's activities for first-year college students. I analyzed Facebook screenshots and interview data and explained the participants' writing and role building at the social networking site. The findings show that participants have already gained literacy rates on Facebook as a secondary discourse, as evidenced by rhetorical recognition of Facebook activities. Participants hide their personal views, create characters that are not mainstream interests, and focus on reader's actions to deliver the most relevant and interesting content, so that they can Indicates a complex understanding of the rhetoric function. . I summarized this article and explained about the first year application of composition classes that can be derived from research results and student existing writing practices on social networking sites. Ann N. Amicucci is the first year to serve as Rhetoric, Writing Director and Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs. Her research focuses on digital literacy, reading studies, and college writing education for first-year college students. Her latest work is published in the CEA Forum, the TESOL Journal, 2 years of college English education, and adolescence and adult reading and writing abilities. I hope you can rhetorically analyze your Facebook profile as the first task. The purpose of this analysis is to become familiar with rhetorical choices made in text to build information to present to readers. Critically considering what you choose when you create a user's identity on Facebook, you may be surprised. You will discover how to combine the language and visual elements of this SNS together to create rhetorical texts. What will you change after seeing your online identity critically and objectively? An important topic of rhetorical criticism is the process of polarized light, the process of transition to publicism splitting and extreme situations. Retrican can study how to dispute the whole sentence in public discourse, how to make competing choice compete successfully, or how to change fixed objections into new objections. They can explore how to form groups over specific objections and how different parties can challenge each other's issues and discussions. Since style and discussion are related to analysis, rhetoric attention is twice as large. Inspired by Perelman & Olbrechts-Tyteca, rhetoricists use the intersection of style and argument as a way of expressing rhetorical discourse and characterizing the type of practice (Perelman & Olbrechts-Tyteca 1969, p. 168). This research, along with recent research, will explore the need to focus on sound conflicts in constitutive research demonstrating rhetoric complex composing behavior in social network users. In summary, in these research areas, we need to study rhetorical perception of social networking user writing practices. In this article, we will explain about Facebook's activities for first-year college students. I analyzed Facebook screenshots and interview data and explained the participants' writing and role building at the social networking site. The findings show that participants have already gained literacy rates on Facebook as a secondary discourse, as evidenced by rhetorical recognition of Facebook activities. I summarized this article and explained about the first year application of composition classes that can be derived from research results and student existing writing practices on social networking sites.

This blog post is an answer to the chapter in the genre analysis book by John Swales, professor of ethics. In this chapter Swales solves the gap in that discipline by trying to define the concept of discourse community. He first pointed out that the discourse community was not clearly defined as a language community or misclassified. John Swales points out specific differences as well as specific criteria for judging whether the community is a discourse community. One of his arguments is "the need to distinguish between social and community linguistic communities" (Swales, paragraph 8). He believes that "group communication needs such as socialization" is the reason for forming such groups and promoting their interaction. According to Swales of the sociolinguistic discourse community, this situation is fundamentally different, people are "connected to pursue goals before socialization ..." The six criteria specified by Swales are the qualifications of the group as a discourse community. According to him, the discourse community has specific members with common public goals, communication methods, participation mechanisms, one or more kinds of sentences, specific vocabulary, and related expertise. I can quickly tell you that I am not a reader or an audience of this article. John Swales is written in a way that is appropriate for British scholars and experts. Even so, this is not the most attractive for a first-year student like me. Indeed, while reading this chapter, I noticed what I am annoying. To say the least, when I read it is very sad. I have to use some reading strategies to get started. I have read it several times. I looked for at least some definitions of unfamiliar words. It was originally distributed electronically to us, so I also printed it. After printing, highlight it and emphasize taking notes to clarify important parts. John Swales's concept of discourse community is harder to read than plain text, even after reading twice. It is difficult, but the beginning of the text is useful to me. Because it warns beforehand that Swale's writing is very dry and uses technical terms. This made me sit down and in fact I focused more on writing than usual. Reading is very confused, but Swales is doing a good job to summarize the definition of his interactive community. Swales uses six predefined functions to identify groups of individuals as discourse communities. These features give me a better understanding of the discourse community as it outlines the main points. But the most striking thing for me is the last statement that the discourse community has the relevant level of relevant content and discourse expertise. John Swales, University of Michigan, University of Michigan, Professor of Linguistics. In 1990 Swales wrote an article called "The Discourse Community's Concept". Sales defines the discourse community (a group of people with the same language rules) and describes the six characteristics that the community should follow to become a discourse community. The six features are as follows: James Porter's textual dialogue and discourse The community is an article published in rhetorical commentary on the content of the discourse community's original text in the autumn of 1986. Text interactivity is a network that conveys sentences and voices (Porter, 1986). Porter insists that writing is very similar to reading, and the background of the work written is an explanation of the reader (Porter, 1986).

Discourse Analysis of President Clinton 's Discourse on President' s Speech This discourse analysis is trying to answer President Hide some questions on President 's speech. First of all, we are trying to reveal some of the more popular themes and discourses while hoping that we can give some kind of enlightenment to American society and culture. Secondly, this analysis explains the many ways Hyde chairman attempted to persuade the audience to understand his career. Then it focuses on the image drawn by President Clinton and finally discusses various social norms implied by Hyde 's speech. In the summary of Hyde's presidential case, he borrowed some popular words. These were the influential foundations of his argument, specifically aimed at asking other members of the Senate, the President's lawyers and the Supreme Court Director. Secondly, and more importantly, these words allow us to gain insight into the ideal concept of American history, political climate, and culture. They represent the general concept of white, middle class American foundations. Throughout the analysis, we must remember that President Hyde tacitly spoke of tangled prejudice and discourse in the intended network. I am very skeptical about the validity of these themes and discourses as a positive thinking and social structure in contemporary American society. Instead, I believe they expressed idealistic dreams and goals, especially since politicians wanted to believe that this is the foundation of the American society. This discourse analysis attempts to answer some questions about the president's speech to the president. First of all, we hope to be able to give some kind of enlightenment to American society and culture, we will try to reveal some of the more popular themes and discourses. Secondly, this analysis explains the many ways Hyde chairman attempted to persuade the audience to understand his career. Then it focuses on the image drawn by President Clinton and finally discusses various social norms implied by Hyde 's speech. Many of these fields are found to overlap more or less. But these four questions give the reader the opportunity to identify and understand how thoughts and topics are used for completely different purposes when expressed in different contexts and discourses, It is thought that it should respond separately at risk of repetition. Especially motivated