Since the dawn of time that humans have reigned around the world, they have formed groups or communities that share common goals or interest. John Swales (1990), a respectable professor of linguistics at the University of Michigan, developed a list of characteristics to determine communities or,...
Get Access Discourse Community Examples One can inadvertently become a member of a discourse community by joining and actively participating in an online fan club or an interesting group in a field of one’s interest. An example is a surgeon joining a group of other professional surgeons in serv...
“Its gotta be the shoes!” (Mars Blackmon) There are many groups/discoursecommunitiesI belong to. Adiscoursecommunityis a group of people who have a common interest. They also have their own way of speaking‚ writing‚ behaviors and values. My favorite one is the sneaker headcommunity. ...
“to foster a sense of belonging for our team, visitors and tri-county communities”, cultivating “a collaborative, inclusive, and equitable workplace culture”, developing “education, exhibition and public programs and steward[ing] our art collection”, securing “financial stability and support[...
As an authoritative institution in cultural heritage conservation, ICOMOS plays a crucial role in guiding local communities’ participation in heritage conservation. However, its scattered and vague descriptions of local communities pose significant obst
● Floating Communities: Research existing and historical examples of floating communities, such as oil rigs, cruise ships (like MS The World [19]), and floating villages. Consider their design principles, social organization, and lessons for sustainable ocean living. Resources: Publications and docum...
○ Collaboration among international scientific communities to share knowledge, expertise, and research findings. ○ Developing shared protocols for responding to potential plasmoid threats. ● Public Education and Communication: Governments should:
In the Yugoslav case, ‘in the course of the 19th century we thus see the convergence of two language communities which for centuries had been divided by religion and culture, a divide manifesting itself in the duality of the Latin and Cyrillic alphabets’ (Voß 2011). As Safran wrote, ...
Instead of emphasizing differences and divides, the community might strive to sublate (overcome and retain) them for the purpose of dealing with interesting phenomena in new ways (using new forms of discourse) as this is exemplified in other research communities. Thus, for example, a paper discu...
Communities recognise and name genres, as Miller suggested. 'Blog' fits into this well, as a generally recognised label for a type of communicative action even among people who do not blog. But what would be the community in the case of blogs is harder to resolve, the community that the ...