Journal 11.

 Keywords:

- Intersubjective: Involvement between separate conscious minds

-Formalism: Formal structure over content

-Cohesion: Tendency to stick together.

The terms of conversation, talk and discourse, are used equally but all have traits that distinguish them from the others. One thing they have in common, however, is that the three of them enclose communication. But, there are other factors that determine these acts of communication. Primarily they focused on the structural part and the organization of the texts, but as these information systems were studied, they realized that the context influences our forms of expression, mainly in the oral part, since it reflects conversations that occur in daily life. The spoken language is based on the fact that it needs knowledge of the real world for a message to be considered understandable, because in the middle of the use of oral words there are also other bodily or face expressions that complement this information. This set of features in spoken language is fluid, as long as we have experienced this through other situations and through the development of everyday conversations. I recognize the fact that at the beginning I did not understand very well the meaning of each term and that is reflected in the workshop done in class, but as I listened to the contributions of the teacher and my classmates, a clearer idea was forming. . Another important aspect is how we have entirely contextualized a word so that in our minds it means only a handful of everything that this word can name. As explained in the book with the word "drugs" reflecting only of a category of drugs that have been more the focus due to the negative or curious effect that society has given it. Therefore, the study of these terms also encapsulates the social part of our lives.