Which discourse analytical concepts refers to the way language constructs social identity?
Answer: footing
Explanation
The discourse analytical concept of how language constructs social identity is footing.
This question appeared in
Past Papers (1 times)
FDE EST Past Papers and Syllbus (1 times)
This question appeared in
Subjects (1 times)
PEDAGOGY (1 times)
Related MCQs
- The language of discourse/lectures of Gautam Buddha was?
- What Pragmatics concepts refers to the implied meaning of an afference?
- _____ is an instructional approach in which objectives are presented learners beginning with unknown concepts and proceeding to known concepts.
- The concept of social capital refers to ____?
- The social context of language use?
- What is the term for the study of language in social contexts?
- Which type of test may assess any or all of reading math and written language as well as subject areas such as science and social studies?
- What are analytical procedures?
- Language learning processes, like how language is acquired, how language is stored in the brain, how language is accessed and processed by the brain, are studied under?
- Discourse analysis is the study of:
