Intercultural communications yearbook /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Nova Science Publishers,
[2010]
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| Series: | Intercultural communications yearbook series.
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Table of Contents:
- Talking about HIV/AIDS: metaphors that shape our perception of the crisis in Tanzania (Valerie Foster and Deo Ngonyani)
- Reading Ngugi's colonial and post-colonial representations through the Gikuyu-Mumbi creation myth (Devi Sarinjeive)
- Terms of address in ewe: a socio-pragmatic investigation (Paul K. Agbedor)
- Address forms among Akan families (couples) living in the United States: a quantitative study (Cecilia Sem Obeng)
- Language in traditional Yoruba social interaction: indirectness in Ola Rotimi's The gods are not to blame (Ayo Opefeyitimi)
- Discursive strategies at the palace of the Yaa Naa (a northern Ghanaian king) (Abdulai Salifu)
- Discursive construction of 'combative talk': local conversational strategies of a tv host in a Japanese political debate show (Keiko Ikeda)
- Feedback as a topic changing strategy in Japanese tv discussions (Kaoru Amino)
- The negative role of silence in Akan communication (Kofi Agyekum)
- The use of setswana traditional songs in teaching foreign languages and cultures (Rosaleen O.B. Nhlekisana)
- Interconnectivity in 'other tongues': a sociolinguistic study of sms text messages in Yoruba (Christine Ofulue)
- The language of mobile messages: is it a new variety of English? a linguistic analysis of mobile-messages in English by Arabic native speakers (Mohammad Al-khawalda).