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Date Posted: 11:55:08 09/19/07 Wed
Author: Paula Diniz
Subject: Re: TEXT 10 - Discourse Issues (Boxer)
In reply to: Lourdes 's message, "Re: TEXT 10 - Discourse Issues (Boxer)" on 08:58:15 09/19/07 Wed

On pag. 162 I liked what the author wrote: "CCP understanding ought to start in our very families, neighborhoods, and communities. we may find that the people next door, our colleagues or coworkers, our teachers or fellow students, have very different ways of speaking. Whithout understanding these differences, we may fail to recognize opportunities to establish the social, educational, and workplace networks that support successful communication, thus hindering development of respect and harmany."
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>learners have to acquire
>>the norms of the host community. Isn't it the same in
>>cross-cultural pragmatics? Although individuals carry
>>out their interaction according to their rules or
>>norms, they have to know the other culture and acquire
>>it if they are living in a different communite. Am I
>>wrong? Please help me.

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Re: TEXT 10 - Discourse Issues (Boxer) -- Adriana, 10:00:43 09/21/07 Fri
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