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Pragma-dialectical perspective to intercultural discussion as communicative activity

Linguistics and Languages

Pragma-dialectical perspective to intercultural discussion as communicative activity

D. Liu

This research by Donghong Liu delves into enhancing the Pragma-dialectical Model of critical discussion for the intricacies of intercultural communication. It introduces innovative modifications such as pragmatic acts and incorporates motivation and mediation to better navigate cultural differences. A case study highlights the model's effectiveness in enriching our understanding of intercultural dialogues.

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