In my first box talking about what I agree with Gee, I talked about how I agree that social languages are embedded into your discourses. The reason that I agreed with him on this idea is because everyone could have the exact same discourse but know of them would be the same because everyone would have there own twist on that discourse and a big part of that twist is their social language. When Gee talks about how you cannot…
Some of the concerns that I had with my paper was that the paper was not detailed enough. There were not any quotes in the paper so it came off sounding like I stole it from Gees study. I learned a lot from my peers reviews. We talked about how to rearrange my paper so it sounds more like my words and also where certain. I connect best with Cuddy and the reason for this is because I connect with…
The element of resistance is talking about when you are unable to do something because there is something stopping you. For example, if you are playing football and you are trying to score there is going to be resistance from the opposing team. You are not going to be able to just walk down the field. That is the same way in this case when Gee is talking about it. When Gee is talking about metaknowledge he is talking about…
In Gee’s first theorem he talks about how if a person has a certain discourse they don’t have to be good at that discourse they just have to know how to do it. You either no how to do it or you don’t. He says that their really is no in between. He compares it to a person speaking a different language. A person can still speak and language just not as good as other people. But a person can…
2. Someone becomes a linguist, a sociologist, a biologist, a veterinarian, a historian is to spend your college life dedicated to learning how to be that. If you spend your time learning how to do a certain hobby or learning a certain career you can become it. It has to be taught to in order for you to become the best at it. 3. The difference between a Primary Discourse and a secondary discourse, is that a primary discourse is…
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