- •Jane eyre The Brief Content of the Film
- •1. Speech as an activity
- •2. Speech typology
- •3. Laws of speech
- •Dialogues:
- •4. Basic components of communication:
- •6. Social and Communicative Roles
- •Communicative Positions of Communicative Participants
- •7. Explicit and Implicit Information
- •8. The gender aspects of communication
- •9. Communicative intentions.
- •10. Performatives and constatives
- •Typology of speech genres:
- •I ran into the nursery and wrapped
- •I looked up and there she was on
- •The components of a speech act:
- •The classification of speech personalities (according to s. Sukhykh):
- •14. Communicative-Rhetoric Qualities of a Speech
- •15. The atmosphere of communication
- •16. Communicative deviations
- •17. Communicative analysis of a fragment
- •Context and situation of communication.
- •18. Communicative passport of communicative participant.
- •Speech passport of cp.
Speech passport of cp.
Speech act types.
Jane Eyre – expressives.
Benefactress’s son – expressives, declaratives, commisives.
Speech genre.
Jane Eyre – to answer the questions;
Benefactress’s son – to give questions, insult, reproach.
Culture speech norms.
Both of the CP during their communication observe the norms of English speech. Any kind of a dialect was not found.
Speech mistakes.
Clearly expressed speech mistakes in this fragment of the film was not found.
Indirect speech means.
Both interlocutors use explicit information.
Rhetoric aspects of speech.
Wishing to reach his subjective and communicative aims Benefactress’s son uses a range of rhetoric aspects:
humiliating Jane Eyre;
the demonstration of his haughtiness;
the usage of paralinguistic means.
Speech etiquette means.
These means are absent in this fragment of the film.
Paralinguistic speech means.
Register characteristics: informal with conflict elements.
Speech tonality: rough.
Speech atmosphere: conflict.