Monday, 12 January 2015

study task 3

                                                               
                                                                       Study task 3



Binary opposition - an idea that is a part of a major twentieth century theory of meaning called Structuralism - is an aspect of psycholinguistics, but offers us a very straightforward yet very subtle means of working out how we create meaning from language. More interestingly, it also can point to why and how those within a particular group, society or culture share important values, and how these can easily be reinforced by language use, often sub-consciously and thus unknowingly, even unwittingly.

The zone of anomaly is often used in texts in which myths and stories come into play, in a debate, which throws them in the middle but lets viewers assign them, closer to a side.
(as seen in the diagram below ive put one word in the zone of anomaly where I express my thoughts on it.)
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What i did was a basic diagram showing opposites based on this diagram we are able to express theories elaborate on our thought and understand the basis of the zone of Anomaly an as the diagram proceeds i introduce the cyborg and my views and thoughts of the term it is placed in the zone of anomoly

Bibliography
Campsall, S. (2011) Binary Opposition. Available at:http://www.englishbiz.co.uk/extras/binaryopposition.htm                                                  [ Accessed on 18 November 2011] 
Campbell S. (2014). binary opposition. Available: http://www.englishbiz.co.uk/extras/binaryopposition.htm. Last accessed 8 jan 2014.

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