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After reading this chapter, you should be able to:
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| 1. Understand how language and discourse differ. |
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| 2. Define the components of semiotics. |
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| 3. Be able to discuss the four components of language. |
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| 4. Explain the nominalist, relativist, and qualified relativist positions on language and perception. |
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| 5. Be able to explain variations in communication style. |
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| 6. Explain the power of labels. |
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| 7. Understand the challenges of multilingualism. |
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| 8. Explain the difference between translation and interpretation. |
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| 9. Understand the phenomenon of code switching and interlanguage. |
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| 10. Discuss the complexities of language policies. |