Reading
Resarch
Anaylses
Discourse Communities
100

The need or reason for a given act of communication

what is exigence? 

100

a process of participating in the scholarly
discussion about a subject by seeking answers to open questions

What is conversational inquiry?

100

quantitative and qualititative detailed examination of language-in-use, including word counts, word choice, and prose structure

what is discourse analysis? 

100

another, more current, term for discourse communities

what is community of practice? 

200

The circumstances surrounding a text's exigence

what is context?

200

You walk into a party and listen in on the conversations happening. When you have a good idea of what folks are talking about, you contribute your ideas. What is this called?

What is the Burkean Parlor? 

200

discourse analysis focused on the genre functions of texts, discourse, or activities 

What is Genre Analysis? 

200

list three broad categories of discourse communities

Possible answers: recreational, political, social, professional, academic

300

the view of reading that says texts have a single, fixed meaning

What is the informational view of reading? 

300

the heart of a research question

What is Curiosity? 

300

The study of the history of writing, texts, discourse acts, or people, most often through interviews and oral histories or research in archives and other collections 

What is Historiography? OR What is Archival Research?

300

A student modifying their language use to fit into an academic discourse community is an example of....

What is The Cost of Affiliation?

400

What a reader thinks will make a text good or not good

What are values? 

400

some kind of itch, discord, or a sense that something's not right (informs a research question)

What is dissonance? 

400

comparison of the findings of multiple previous studies, usually through statistical manipulation of the existing studies' results

what is Meta-Analysis? 

400

list two of the six defining characteristics of a discourse community

1. broadly agreed set of common goals 

2. mechanisms of intercommunication 

3. utilizes a particular genre 

4. uses participatory mechanisms to provide inof

5. acquired a specific lexis 

6. threshold level of members with degree of expertise

500

Swales created this model of moves typically identifiable in a scholarly essay / abstract

CARS (Create a Research Space) Model