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|a Wierzbicka, Anna
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|a Cross-Cultural Pragmatics :
|b the semantics of human interaction /
|c Anna Wierzbicka
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|b Mouton De Gruyter,
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|a Trends in linguistics. Studies and monographs ;
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|a Includes bibliography and index (p.[461]- 487)
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|a Chapter 1Introduction: semantics and pragmatics, Chapter 2 Different cultures, different languages, different speech acts, Chapter 3 Cross-cultural pragmatics and different cultural values, Chapter 4 Describing conversational routines, Chapter 5 Speech acts and speech genres across languages and cultures, Chapter 6 The semantics of illocutionary forces, Chapter 7 Italian reduplication: its meaning and its cultural significance, Chapter 8 Interjections across cultures, Chapter 9 Particles and illocutionary meanings, Chapter 10 Boys will be boys: even ʹtruismsʹ are culture-specific, Chapter 11Conclusion: semantics as a key to cross-cultural pragmatics.
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|a Semantics
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|a Intercultural communication
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