Signal Phrasing with Author in Signal
When Gee talks about joining other Discourse she says, “… Lack of fluency may very well mark you as a pretender to the social role instantiated in the Discourse. There is , thus no workable “ (10).
I used this technique because I mention Gee’s name but not the page. By saying Gee’s name I refer to his work I just need the page number so the read knows where to find the information.
Signal Phrasing without Author in Signal
“Our bodies change our mind and our minds can change our behavior, and our behavior can change our outcomes, they say to me, ‘it feels fake’ Right? So I said, fake it till you make it.” (Cuddy 11).
I use this technique here because I use a quote from Cuddy but I did not mention Cuddy’s name or page so I must refer to Cuddy and the page the quote in passage.
Embedded Quotation
Discourses is how you act and do things in your everyday life, which I think of “a Discourse is a sort of ‘identity kit’ which comes complete with the appropriate costume and instructions on how to act, talk, and often write so as to take on a particular that others will recognized.” (Gee 7).
This is an embedded quote because I use a quote from Gee’s paper in my sentence without mentioning Gee before or after using the quote
Block Quotation
In Gee’s piece he gives an example of a person walking into a bar in this example Gee says
“ It is not just how you say it, but what you are and do when you say it. If I enter my neighborhood bar and say to my drinking buddy, as I sit down, “Gimme a match, wouldya?” while placing a napkin on the bar stool to avoid getting my newly pressed designer jeans dirty, I have said the right thing, but my “saying-doing” combination is nonetheless all wrong”. (5)
In this both Cuddy and Gee agree that body language is key to be apart of something you must look the part before acting the part. Gee takes this one step further in saying it’s the
This is a block quote because it is a long quote and it is made separate by making the quote 5 spaces in showing the difference from the quote too the explanation
Paraphrase
‘So when people use nonverbals , they always think of how they will judge other people, and how they judge we them and they might or will do. When we think this way we tend to forget, that the other people are always judging us and that’s influenced by our nonverbal.’
This is paraphrasing because I use one of Cuddy’s quotes for my idea but I don’t use it word for word I put my touch and thought into this quote
Summary
James Gee, Linguist who wrote Literacy, Discourse, and Linguistics: Introduction. Gee introduces the concept of Discourses. He calls a Discourses an identity kit, which is how people act, talk, and write. In his discussion he talks about primary and secondary Discourses. The difference between Primary Discourses and secondary Discourses, Your primary Discourses is your home it is where you first learn everything. A secondary Discourse is is something you learn from social interactions.
This is a summary because I am summing up how Gee explains what Discourse are summary don’t need citations because they are your own words.
Ellipses
“…Our bodies change our mind and our minds can change our behavior, and our behavior can change our outcomes, they say to me, “it feels fake.” Right? So I said, fake it till you make it.” (Cuddy 11).
This would be ellipses because I do not use the full quote I just use part and I show that by putting the three dots at the beginning or end
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