organon model of language

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The organon model of language is a linguistic theory that explains language as a multifunctional tool for expressing thoughts, conveying information, and influencing others within a communicative context.

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instanceOf linguistic theory ⓘ
model of communication ⓘ
theory of language functions ⓘ
addresses how language conveys information ⓘ
how language expresses thoughts and feelings ⓘ
how language influences others ⓘ
aimsTo integrate psychological and semantic aspects of language ⓘ
alsoKnownAs Organon model ⓘ
linked to: Organon
appealFunctionAlsoCalled signal function ⓘ
assumes every linguistic sign can serve multiple functions simultaneously ⓘ
basedOn pragmatic view of language ⓘ
clarifies relationship between sign, speaker, hearer, and reality ⓘ
component relation between sign and hearer ⓘ
relation between sign and objects ⓘ
relation between sign and speaker ⓘ
contrastsWith purely referential models of language ⓘ
coreConcept language as a tool (organon) ⓘ
describes language as a multifunctional tool ⓘ
emphasizesFunction appeal function ⓘ
expression function ⓘ
representation function ⓘ
explains language as appeal to or influence on the hearer ⓘ
language as expression of speaker’s inner states ⓘ
language as representation of objects and states of affairs ⓘ
expressionFunctionAlsoCalled symptomatic function ⓘ
field communication studies ⓘ
linguistics ⓘ
semiotics ⓘ
focusesOn communicative context ⓘ
historicalPeriod 20th-century linguistics ⓘ
influenced communication theory ⓘ
functional approaches to language ⓘ
pragmatics ⓘ
keyTerm organon (tool or instrument) ⓘ
originatedIn German linguistic tradition ⓘ
proposedBy Karl Bühler ⓘ
relatedTo Jakobson’s model of language functions ⓘ
relatesElement hearer ⓘ
linguistic sign ⓘ
objects and states of affairs ⓘ
speaker ⓘ
representationFunctionAlsoCalled symbolic function ⓘ
usedIn analysis of communicative acts ⓘ
functional description of language ⓘ
usesMetaphor triangle model ⓘ

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Karl Bühler → developedConcept → organon model of language ⓘ