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Children’s verbal expression is an element of their active learning. Its significance in children’s education and development was duly appreciated by C. Freinet, a French educator and propagator of the idea of subjective learning. The article refers to some aspects of such learning where neither the teacher nor the pupils stay passive. It also presents selected methods of work with a literary text, among these – plays with words, initiated by individual pupils or pupils as a group.
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The present paper comes in the wake of ‘Discours 2000’ conference. It aims at the synthesis of anti-Semitic verbal acts showing an entrenchment in linguistic stereotypes picked put in Polish and French web forums. A bundle of anti-Semitic interpretations have been selected from discussions dealing with acclaimed cases of Dominique Strauss-Kahn. It is demonstrated how a given speech act can be knowingly complemented with extra-verbal elements so that its interpretation becomes unambiguous. The examples brought under discussion show to what extent the linguistic concept of Jews is ingrained in today’s culture.
Res Rhetorica
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2022
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vol. 9
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issue 1
52-68
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Ustne i pisemne wypowiedzi F.L. Wrighta są omówione tak, by podkreślić związek między zasadami jego „organicznej” koncepcji architektury a retoryczną skutecznością języka, jakiego używa. Jego elokwencja i sprawne wykonanie („performance”) przygotowanego zamysłu, wykorzystujące różne strategie komunikacyjne, przedstawione jest jako w pełni spójne i zgodne z jego architektonicznym myśleniem i realizacją jego idei w działaniu. To właśnie sprawia, że jest on prekursorem postmodernistycznej świadomości i praktyki.
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F.L. Wright’s written and oral statements are discussed with a view to showing the connection between his principles of “organic” architecture and the rhetorical efficacy of his verbal expression. His calculated, eloquent and dexterous enactment, or performance, of various communication strategies is presented as fully contiguous and consonant with his architectural thinking and substantiation of ideas through action. This makes him an important precursor of postmodern consciousness and praxis.
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The talk discusses the place of emotions in human language competence at the interface of two languages and cultures. It aims to identify possibilities for non-native speakers of L2 to raise effectively emotional awareness in L2 didactic contexts.The relevance of general language awareness raising is presented, especially as the scope and use of L2 emotion concepts are shown to require of the L2 learner, at some stage, conscious apprehension and awareness of L2 input. The place and role of L1 and L2 materials generated from monolingual and parallel language corpora in enhancement of emotional awareness in FL classroom are exemplified and discussed.
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Artykuł jest poświęcony błędom w komunikowaniu wynikającym z niepoprawnego segmentowania tekstu przez dziennikarzy, które w efekcie zakłóca logikę wypowiedzi. Pauzy robione w nieodpowiednim miejscu, lub brak pauz tam, gdzie powinny być postawione, mogą prowadzić do niezrozumienia przekazu. Poprawne dzielenie wypowiedzi na frazy wiąże się z umiejętnym stosowaniem pauz logicznych. W artykule znalazły się przykłady użycia pauz w miejscu nieprzemyślanym, przypadkowym lub takich pauz, które powstały z gwałtownej potrzeby zaczerpnięcia powietrza. Zdarza się, że chwile przerwy w mówieniu dziennikarze wypełniają nieartykułowanymi dźwiękami, co również przeszkadza odbiorcom w zrozumieniu przekazu.
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The article concerns mistakes in communication resulting from ill use of text segmentation by journalists, which in effect, interfere with the logic of the statement. Pauses made in inappropriate places, or no pauses where there should be, can lead to misunderstanding the message. The proper division of statements into phrases is connected with the skillful use of logical pauses. The article contains examples of using pauses in unthought through, random places, or pauses that were created due to lack of possibility to draw a breath. It happened that pauses in a journalist’s speech were fi lled with unarticulated sounds, which also interfere with understanding the message.
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