Philosophy of language investigates language's nature and relations with users. Western inquiry dates back to 5th century BC with Socrates, Plato, Aristotle. Medieval philosophers focused on language subtleties and usage. Modern philosophy's "linguistic turn" began in early 20th century
Classroom rules fall into social and procedural categories. Social rules focus on teacher-student relationships. Procedural rules govern student behavior in the classroom
RSVP stands for "répondez s'il vous plait," meaning "please respond" in French. RSVP is used when hosts request guests to indicate attendance availability
A rule is a regulation or direction for specific activities. Can be laws, grammar rules, or power management. Examples include "no shoes" rule at home
Etiquette refers to formal rules and manners considered sacred in society. Types include social, meeting, wedding, corporate, bathroom, business, eating, and telephone etiquette
Control gained through enforcing obedience or order. Orderly or prescribed conduct or pattern of behavior. A rule or system of rules governing conduct or activity