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Reflections and constructions tuned to the social situation and time in which they are produced

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Dialogue with the second voice is missing

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Tracing language across multiple drafts

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Meaning is assumed to reside in individual concepts

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Structure of words

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(1) The process of understood as a set of distinctive thinking processes which writers orchestrate or organize during the act of composing
(2) These processes have a hierarchical, highly embedded organization in which any given process can be embedded within any other
(3) The act of composing itself is a goal-directed thinking process, guided by the writer's own growing network of goals
(4) Writers create their own goals in two key ways: by generating both high-level goals and supporting sub-goals which embody the writer's developing sense of purpose, and then, at times, by changing major goals or even establishing entirely new ones based on what has been learned in the act of writing

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Method of delivery

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Lazy paraphrasing

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The way to describe and interpret characteristics of recorded or visual message

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you create understandable utterances using massively complex sets of rules you mostly can't explain

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have rules as part of the unconscious, internalized rules of your language

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- read aloud
- vocalize whatever you write, as you write
-say aloud what you are thinking

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A form of language that is specific to a particular region or social group

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Shifting in dialect

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The act of taking another's work without proper citing or recognizing that it is someone else's

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Analyzing data, breaking it down

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-Impressionistic; focuses on both explicit and implicit concepts. Up to the researcher's subjective interpretation of the context (ex. common words used, descriptions, interviews)

-collect and examine samples, identify features of interest, verify, and present descriptively

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Specific features of language in their context

analyzing written texts

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How we study text

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Looking for patterns in data and naming them
(words, phrases, or sentence that have a commonality among them)

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Style-shifting is a term in sociolinguistics referring to alternation between styles of speech included in a linguistic repertoire of an individual speaker

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identifies a number of concepts and then examines the relationships among them

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written or spoken communication or debate

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The identifying, quantifying, and analyzing of specific words, phrases, concepts, or other observable semantic data in a text or body of texts with the aim of uncovering some underlying thematic or rhetorical pattern running through these texts.

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-Objective, absolute meaning that can be gathered from the context (ex. data, charts, graphs)
-look at large corpora of language samples and analyze using statistical techniques

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A set of guidelines or a discovery procedure that can be systematically applied.

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a group of texts

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an "instance" or piece of communication
any form of inscription

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The explicit and implicit relations that a text or utterance has to prior, contemporary and potential future texts