The Different Forms of Discourse, “Mushfaking” and Primary Non-Dominant, Secondary Dominant and Secondary Non-Dominant Discourses

The meaning of Discourse and discourse and why knowing the difference is important

Discourse is a sort of persona you play considering the context, relationship, setting, and who you are around. Discourse can be shown in several ways like family or a classroom for example. While discourse is the use of language to share ideas, insight or information. It (discourse) could also be used to communicate and interact with individuals and discourse can also be done through the use of technology as well like typing for example. Knowing the difference is important because .

Primary Non-Dominant, Secondary Dominant and Secondary Non-Dominant Discourses

A Primary Non-Dominant discourse is somehing that you’re born into without having a say. An example of a Primary Non-Dominant discourse is family. An example of Secondary Dominant discourse is when you recieve money or status as a result of discourse, organizations like college, or anything you choose to join that gives you a reward of some sort. Secondary Non-Dominant mastery of certain discourses that do not necessarily yield social goods. An example of Secondary Non-Dominant discourse are friend groups, you won’t yield any rewards from it but you choose to be around people.

What is Mushfaking?

Mushfaking is a slang term from prison which means making do with what you have because the real things that you need are not available.