using paradigms in normal english (1 Viewer)

[pig_93]

can we refer to these paradigms in normal, advanced english?
will it be good if we can?
and in what types of electives can we slip this little powerword in?
all i can think of is LEAR.

but should we do it at all?

 

[tez0r]

paradigms is pretty much context with a fancier word, it basically is the same thing, just the social conditions which affect us. So you can use it effectively in both comparative study (module A) and critical (Module B). Since module C and AOS is more "how" based, i wouldn't recommend using them in those.

 

[ameh]

i would keep that word in the paradigms of module B and english ext. 1, although I don't recommend you push it too much - don't forget textual integrity and reader response theory which you are continuously proving throughout your essay!

 

[pig_93]

yeah module a and b would be good (im doing chaucer/simple plan and lear respectively) so ur right ill use them in those mods.

nah i would never neglect the beloved techniques

and with 'textual integrity' are we just saying how good the text is etc??

 

[ameh]

Yeah I think it's how the text resonates, or if it holds its value to today's audience?

 

[tez0r]

i agree with everything amoz_lilo says! ^^

 

[ameh]

*lowers uzi from teZor's head* well i'm glad that's settled =)