The relationship between texts, highlighting how they refer to and influence each other through quotes, allusions, or parallels. - Intertextuality , This term relates to a system of beliefs that shapes individuals’ interpretations of texts and discourse, influencing how meaning is constructed. - Ideology , The grammatical and lexical linking within a text that helps it to be interpreted as a whole; includes the use of connectives and reference. - Cohesion , A quality of a text that refers to how well the ideas connect logically and contribute to a unified overall meaning. - Coherence , This term describes the way information is presented to influence perception, often highlighting some aspects while downplaying others. - Framing , An utterance that performs a function in communication, such as asserting, questioning, requesting, or commanding. - Speech act , The term refers to the qualities, beliefs, personality traits, appearance, and/or expressions that characterize an individual or group. - Identity , An approach that examines the ways in which discourse shapes and is shaped by social power dynamics, ideologies, and inequalities. - Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), _______ refers to the credibility or character of the speaker, establishing trust with the audience. - Ethos, Engaging the audience's feelings through storytelling is an example of using _______ in persuasive communication. - Pathos, Logos uses _______ and reason to persuade the audience. - logic , refers to subtle, often unintentional comments or actions that convey prejudiced attitudes toward individuals from marginalized groups. - Microaggression, A ....... in multimodality is a socially and culturally shaped resource for making meaning, including linguistic, visual, aural, gestural, and spatial elements - Mode , ....is a communication technique used to manage social interactions in a way that minimizes threats to an individual's self-esteem or "face." - Politeness strategy , ....is a linguistic term used in the context of information structure within a sentence. It refers to the part of a sentence that provides new information about the subject (the theme). - Rheme ,

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