The international latin language (B.C. 75 – A.D. 1500) was replaced by the more civilized English language in the Middle Ages, though it defeated the Greek language. The latin was at the time barbaric and immoral, compared to the Dark language of English written in the Bible and the narrative and lyric literatures. The International English Language since A.D. 1000 has been developed into
1.Diction: Denotation and Connotation
-Denotation: the word names, describes, or narrates, presumably considered in a detached, scientific, and descriptive manner
-Connotation: accumulation of emotional associations that a word has gathered through its history or acquires in a given setting
Phonetics
Articulatory phonetics
The study of the organs of speech and their use in producing speech sounds
Auditory phonetics
The study of the processing and interpretation of speech sounds by the ear, the nervous system, and the brain
Acoustic phonetics
The study of the physical properities of the sounds produced in speaking.
Voiced and voiceless sounds
Voiced sounds
A voiced
of occupational tasks
---> academic tasks (1970s~) also have been the focus of considerable attention
■ academic task
: the mechanism through which the curriculum is enacted for students (Doyle, 1983)
Approach
▣ Theory oflanguage
■ Langage is a means of making meaning
■ Multiple models oflanguage inform TBI
- structural, functional, intera