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LOGO

Presented by: Nguyen Thi Huong & Pham Phuong Hoa

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4. Features of covert communication

1. Scenario 1

3. Definition of covert communication

2. Question about Scenario 1

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1. Scenario 1I Mr. X (my good friend)

Mrs. X (Mr. X’s wife)Mr. Y (X’s neighbor)

Characters in

Scenario 1

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1.Scenario 1I

Mrs. X (Mr. X’s wife)Mr. Y (X’s neighbor)

What

happens

next?

Mr. X (My good friend)

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1.Scenario 1I

What

happens

next?

Mr. X (my good friend)

Mrs. X’s bag

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1.Scenario 1I

My intention

Mr. X (my good friend)

I intend to have some effect on Mr. X

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2. Question about Scenario 1

Does the photograph, or my putting the photograph in the bag meanNN

anything?

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Analysis of scenario 1

I’m keeping intentions I describe above for myself

I don’t want Mr. X to know about my intention to

convey information to him.

Definition of covert communication

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3.Definition of Covert communication

Covert means hidden, covered or secret

What is Covert communication????

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3. Definition of Covert communication Covert communication is has been defined as a ”case of

communication where the intention of the speaker is to alter

the cognitive environment of the hearer, i.e. to make a set of

assumptions more manifest to her, without making this

intention mutually manifest” (Tanaka, 1994:41).

According to Grice (Grice’s first attempt):

To mean something is to intend to produce a response from

an audience (or have some effect on an audience) by

behaving in a certain way.

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4.Features of covert communication

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