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Description is one of four rhetorical modes used to transmit information and stories. It works to translate visual information, like images, into spoken words to make works accessible to those who are blind or visually impaired. Description is commonly inserted into movies, television shows, and other video-based media to provide details between dialogue or other audio. An example is given of describing a person's physical appearance with details about their hair, eyes, age, and other characteristics.
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There are five types of imagery that appeal to the different senses: visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory, and tactile. Imagery creates vivid descriptions that help readers visualize scenes. Authors use imagery for various purposes like setting mood, aiding the imagination, or beautifying literature.
Diction refers to word choice and there are different levels and styles of diction. Formal diction uses sophisticated language while informal diction is more conversational. Abstract diction describes intangible ideas while concrete diction provides specific details. Diction also has denotation versus connotation and is shaped by factors like subject, purpose, audience, and occasion. Effective diction uses precise language to clearly convey meaning and establish tone.
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- Language is unique to humans in being stimulus-free and creative. Children acquire language implicitly according to a natural timetable.
- Speakers possess implicit knowledge about what is meaningful in their language and can recognize synonyms, antonyms, paraphrases, contradictions and more.
- The study of semantics examines how speakers understand and produce new messages through their implicit grasp of meaning and language rules.
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Language is the most powerful system of communication between humans. It is a system of symbols and rules that allows for meaningful communication between individuals and across cultures. For a system of communication to be considered a language, it must meet certain criteria, including having standardized rules, a community of speakers to give it vitality, a sense of identity and history for its speakers, autonomy, and characteristics of being systematic yet flexible. The building blocks of any language include phonemes, morphemes, and grammatical rules that specify how these elements are combined.
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This document discusses language and ways of knowing from a TOK perspective. It covers several key topics:
1. Different theories of language including Chomsky's universal grammar and Pinker's idea of language as an instinct.
2. How language is rule-governed but also ambiguous and open to various interpretations. Examples of ambiguous phrases and advertising language are provided.
3. The relationship between language and emotion. Learning a language involves learning it in an emotional context. Taboo words and insults elicit a stronger emotional response.
4. Issues of classification and labeling through language. Stereotypes can form from categorical labels.
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Cross-Cultural Presentation
The two articles discuss nonverbal communication through paralanguage and silence. Both explain that tone of voice, emphasis of words, and other vocal qualities can change the meaning of what is said. DeVito provides more depth on how paralanguage allows people to make judgments about personality and status. Price uses an example from Aladdin to show how the same words with different emphases convey different messages. While the articles agree on the importance of paralanguage, DeVito also discusses cultural differences in perceptions of silence and Price focuses more on an overview of paralanguage qualities.
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- 3. is DESCRIPTION Description is one of four rhetorical modes (also known as modes of discourse), along with exposition, argumentation, and narration. Each of the rhetorical modes is present in a variety of forms and each has its own purpose and conventions. Description is also the fiction-writing mode for transmitting a mental image of the particulars of a story. Description is additional narration that translates images and other visual information into spoken words so that people who are blind or visually impaired can access, enjoy, and learn from works of popular, cultural, or educational importance. For LIL’s purposes, description is most prominent on video-based media (in movie theaters and on DVD/Blu-Ray and the web), where it is typically inserted into pauses between dialogue, narration, music, and ambient sounds in the original soundtrack.
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- 15. The retina of eyes contains rods and cones, which are receptors for the light waves. The external characteristics of food as seen by the naked eyes in: SIZE AND SHAPE, VOLUME, TEXTURE, COLOR.
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- 17. Taste sensations are attributed to chemical compounds of the food that stimulate the taste buds of the tongue. The number of taste budsin man is about nine to ten thousand and this number decreases with age. Ex. SOUR, SALTY, SWEET, BITTER.
- 18. The sensation of the mouth and touch depends on the stimuli of the nerve ending on the mucous linings of the mouth and on the skin, respectively. Ex. Coating feeling, santol, duhat, guava, paminta
- 19. The fifth sensory organ is the ear. The role of the sense of hearing is exemplified by the crunchiness or crispiness of certain food. Ex. FRIED CHICKEN, CHICHARON, NUTS, POTATO CHIPS.
- 20. This sensory quality is a composite of odor, taste, mouthfeel and sound. It could be called the sixth sense.