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appellative or connotative function

jessicamathias088 — 2024-10-14 23:54:45 UTC

The appellative or conative function is centered on the receiver, with the aim of influencing, convincing or provoking a reaction. It frequently uses the imperative mood and rhetorical questions, being common in advertisements and persuasive speeches, as in "Buy now!" or "Participate!".

emotive or expressive function

jessicamathias088 — 2024-10-14 23:56:09 UTC

The emotive or expressive function is focused on the sender of the message and seeks to express their feelings, emotions and opinions. It uses subjective language, with interjections and exclamations, in addition to frequent use of the first person, as in phrases like "I'm so happy!" or "What an incredible day!"

phatic or contact function

jessicamathias088 — 2024-10-15 00:02:06 UTC

The phatic or contact function focuses on the communication channel, with the objective of starting, maintaining or ending the dialogue. It is used to check whether communication is working, with expressions such as "Hello?", "How are you?" and "Bye". It is common in everyday conversations to maintain contact between people.

referential or denotative function

jessicamathias088 — 2024-10-15 00:05:10 UTC

The referential or denotative function focuses on the objective and clear transmission of information, without emotional influences. It uses literal and impersonal language, being common in informative, scientific and journalistic texts. Example: "Water boils at 100°C."

metalinguistic function

jessicamathias088 — 2024-10-15 00:11:46 UTC

The metalinguistic function focuses on the language code, using language to explain or analyze aspects of the language itself. It is common in educational contexts, such as in word definitions or grammatical explanations. Example: "The word 'house' is a feminine noun."

poetic function

jessicamathias088 — 2024-10-15 00:14:03 UTC

The poetic function focuses on the message, valuing the form and aesthetics of communication. Uses aesthetic resources such as rhymes, metaphors and alliteration to create sensorial and reflective experiences. It is common in poetry and literary works, where the beauty of the language is fundamental.