Category: Communication

  • Chapter 10 Summary

    Ralph, Piggy, Samneric meet after the terrible incidents of the last night, Jack’s dance and Simon’s murder. They all deny their involvement in those events other than Ralph who insists it was murder. Jack’s tribe believe that they have killed the beast. What’s left of Ralph’s group fall asleep but are awoken in the night…

  • Synopses and Similarities – 24/11/14

    Robinson Crusoe is a book about a sailors travels across the world despite his father’s discouragement. Upon a voyage, his ship is seized by pirates and he is enslaved until he escapes on a fishing expedition with a slave boy. He sells the slave boy to a Portuguese man who can take him to Brazil…

  • Lord Of The Flies Analysis – 17/11/14

    Ralph seemingly has a strong personality and this is shown in the way he is described as having wide and heavy shoulders. This causes me to imagine him with a strong posture making him look fairly influential. Also, his actions are described in a manner that causes him to appear rather extemporaneous. The way that…

  • Yetis and Unicorns – 3/11/14 | Unedited

    Yetis and unicorns are creatures rumored to have existed for generation upon generation but whether they might actually be around somewhere on the planet is unlikely. The passage we looked at presented the evidence to support the existence of these creatures and evaluated  the likelihood of such evidence being true. The passage therefore, forms a…

  • Opening Paragraph – 15/10/14

    In an everyday informal conversation it is common for sarcasm to be used. From studying two transcripts of relaxed conversations between similar aged teenagers, I can see that sarcasm has been used by all parties to the conversations. Using sarcasm when speaking to another person often establishes that what is being said is meant as a…

  • Galloway and Paxman {Unedited}

    There are multiple interesting linguistic features that can be picked out from George Galloway’s interview with Jeremy Paxman. A feature of spoken language that is used throughout the interview, mainly by Jeremy Paxman, is a sardonic tone. At times it feels like Paxman is mocking Galloway. ‘You’re not answering that one?’ Paxman says this after…

  • Transcript – Conversation with Jamal.

    Jamal: So yeah, I’ve been watching this erm, I’ve been watching this video on schizophrenia and er – See, I’m only doing this for, er, personal research. Jack: Yeah sure, no, it’s not like you’re worried that you might have schizophrenia or anything. Jamal: No, it’s not that type of personal research. Jack: Haha! Jamal:…

  • Transcript – Conversation with Elliott.

    Elliott: Ok, well yeah, ok. We should agree to a point where our transcripts match up at the starts. Jack: No – We should – He said to do it at other times so we both have different ones. Elliott: Fair enough. Which portals – Which test chambers are you gonna record then? Jack: I…

  • 100 Word Summary – 29/09/14

    Statistics show that your accent strongly affects your chances of employment. Some accents are considered unfriendly and unintelligent compared to others. For example, someone with a Liverpudlian accent might not find it as easy to get the same job as someone from Yorkshire because one third of people find the Liverpudlian accent to be unfriendly…

  • Response to Parsons – 22/09/14

    Parsons, That ‘old hag’ has the comfort of concrete to sleep on. Her only way of eating before returning to her home, a street corner, is to beg. Empathy is clearly not your forte. Frankly, your article is based upon stereotypes, nostalgic rubbish and hyperbolic right wing drivel. I am treating your article as entirely…