1581. Reference : MM-1-21-125
Levi-Strauss
| Moerman refers to the Levi-Strauss’ ‘Structural Anthropology’ and the argument that by citing ‘culture’ in research, it becomes fragmented from the rest of humanity. | Punch card
Personal Collection
Total : 34,872 item
1582. Reference : MM-1-21-126
Lyons
| Moerman refers to the work of Lyons (1968) on syntax, citing various examples in order to show the determination of context on lexical analysis. | Punch card
1583. Reference : MM-1-21-127
Labov
| Moerman cites Labov (1970) on translation, giving examples of the test taken, and failed, by Boot and David. | Punch card
1584. Reference : MM-1-21-128
Cazden
| Moerman cites Cazden (1970) and refers to Psathas (1968). Languages are different and depend upon societal conditions. This concept derives from the study of language use in children. | Punch card
1585. Reference : MM-1-21-129
Zwicky
| Moerman refers to Zwicky’s work (1971) on vocabulary and dialect, noting that these give an inference of the background of the speakers. | Punch card
1586. Reference : MM-1-21-130
Perelman
| Moerman refers to the work of Perelman (1968), in which it is argued that argumentation and persuasion are achieved through the interaction between speaker and audience. | Punch card
1587. Reference : MM-1-21-131
Perelman
| Moerman refers to Perelman’s work (1952) on the interaction between the orator and their judgments. The success or otherwise of the orator is dependent on the personal characteristics of the orator and the willingness of the audience to receive their message. | Punch card
1588. Reference : MM-1-21-132
Perelman
| Moerman refers to Perelman’s work (1958) addressing the effectiveness of speaking. Moerman compares his concept to that of Aristotle. His conclusion is that aesthetics, epistemology and logic construct the world. | Punch card
1589. Reference : MM-1-21-133
Perelman
| Moerman refers to Perelman’s work (1963) on language and communication, which demonstrates how orators communicate to an auditor, for instance by linking the content of their words to that with which the auditor is familiar. | Punch card
1590. Reference : MM-1-21-134
Perelman
| Moerman refers to Perelman (1952) on fact and argument. | Punch card
