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Chapter 4 Outline: Part I
Chapter 4 Outline: Part I
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- language
- symbols
- connotative meanings
- phonological rules
- syntactic rules
- semantic rules
- racism
- responsibility
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- Denotative meanings are formally recognized definitions of a word, while
- Language is rule governed.
- Denotative meanings are formally recognized definitions of a word, while
- In addition to satisfying basic functions, the use of language also affects others and reflects our views in subtle ways.
- The use of language shapes values, attitudes, and beliefs through naming, credibility, status, worldview, sexism, and
- The use of language reflects values, attitudes, and beliefs through power, affiliation, attraction and interest, and
- The use of language shapes values, attitudes, and beliefs through naming, credibility, status, worldview, sexism, and