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Product Description: Why do people from different cultural backgrounds often misunderstand each other even when they use a common language to interact? Why do arguments that we find reasonable not seem so to members of other cultural groups? Global Linguistics: An Introduction addresses these and other basic questions about language and discourse in intercultural communication, providing a solid and accessible introduction to ""global linguistics"": an interdisciplinary field combining insights from contact linguistics, pragmatics, conceptual metaphor theory and argumentation theory...read more

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9783110214055 | Mouton De Gruyter, April 30, 2009, cover price $210.00 | About this edition: Why do people from different cultural backgrounds often misunderstand each other even when they use a common language to interact?

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9783110214062 | 1 edition (Mouton De Gruyter, April 15, 2009), cover price $84.00 | About this edition: Why do people from different cultural backgrounds often misunderstand each other even when they use a common language to interact?

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Product Description: Language is the most pervasive means of human communication. Drawing on research in communication and in the language sciences, the Handbook presents a rich picture of verbal communication addressing how explicit and implicit meanings are negotiated in conversations, arguments and narratives, covering the media and contexts of verbal communication, the impact of cultural and linguistic diversity and the assessment of verbal communication quality...read more
By Andrea Rocci (editor)

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9783110255454 | Mouton De Gruyter, March 7, 2016, cover price $280.00 | About this edition: Language is the most pervasive means of human communication.

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