POLITENESS IN MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY: STUMBLING BLOCKS
Abstract
Study of the main principles of politeness in cross-cultural communication enables to avoid misunderstanding and ambiguity thus providing effective communication. The phenomenon of politeness is universal and at the same time is culture-specific. The article discusses some frequent ways of minimizing communicative pressure and describes the main stumbling blocks to effective communication amongst whish are language, non-verbal communication, preconceptions, anxiety, tendency to a quick evaluation.
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- Published: February 1, 2016.
Keywords
- вежливость
- успешная кросс-культурная коммуникация
- культурно-специфичные ценности
- коммуникативная стратегия
- Максимы
- иллокутивный акт
- дистанция
- politeness
- successful cross-cultural communication
- culture-specific values
- communication strategy
- Maxims
- illocutionary act
- spatial distance
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