TOPIC 1: LANGUAGE AS COMMUNICATION, SPOKEN LANGUAGE AND WRITTEN LANGUAGE.

COMMUNICATION FACTORS: SENDER, RECEIVER, PURPOSE AND CONTEXT

1.- INTRODUCTION: ANIMALS AND HUMAN COMMUNICATION BUT ONLY HUMAN CAN SPEAK. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION: PABLO
COELHO: THERE IS A LANGUAGE THAT GOES BEYOND WORS.

2.- LANGUAGE 3.- COMMUNICATIVE 4.- NEUROEDUCATION 5.- ORAL AND WRITTEN LANGUAGE
- NEWS STUDIES ON LEARNING - WRITTEN LANGUAGE SUPERIOR
2.1.- DEFINITION CANALES - FERNÁNDEZ COTO DURING CENTURIES
- EDWARD HALL (1964) 3.1.- DEFINITION OF COMMUNICATION - FRANCISCO MORA - NOWADAYS COMPLEMENT EACH
- SAVIGNON (1997): THE CONTEXT AND - LESLEY A. HART ( GLOVE DESIGNER) OTHER
2.2.- CHARACTERISTIC OF LANGUAGE THE EXPERIENCE. - SPOKEN LANGUAGE HAS EXISTED
- UNIVERSAL ALWAYS BUT WRITING WAS INVENTED
- EXTERNALIZED 3.2.- FACTORS OF A COMMUNICATIVE IN MESOPOTAMIA AROUND 3200 BC
- RATIONAL SITUATION - SIMILARITIES:
- VERBALLY OR NON-VERBALLY - SENDER - IDEAS, MESSAGES AND
- ARBITRARY - RECEIVER INFORMATION ARE BROADCAST
- CONSTANTLY - MESSAGES - USE FORM OF EXPRESSION
- CONTEXT CORRECTLY
2.3.- ACQUISITION OF LANGUAGE: - CHANNEL - WIDE VOCABULARY: THERE MUST BE
ROMAN CHOMSKY AND DELL HYMES - CODE A SENDER AND ONE OR MORE
- ROMAN CHOMSKY (AN AMERICAN RECEIVERS
LINGUISTIC) : GRAMMATICAL 3.3.- FUNCTIONALITY OF - DIFFERENCES:
KNOWLEDGE COMMUNICATIVE SITUATION: ROMAN - ORAL LANGUAGE: GESTURE;
- DELL HYMES (AN AMERICAN JAKOBSON (SOCIALINGUISTIC A WRITING SYMBOLS
LINGUISTIC) : GRAMMAR RULES RUSSIAN) - ORAL LANGUAGE: CAPTURE
+COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCE - REFERENTIAL HEARING BUT WRITTEN LANGUAGE
(CONSTRUCTIVIST) - EMOTIVE CAPTURE BY SIGHT
- CONATIVE - ORAL LANGUAGE: COLLOQUIAL
- PHATIC VOCABULARY AND WRITTEN IS
- METALINGUAL APPROPIATE TO THE CONTEXT.
- POETIC