Une étude des échanges interculturels entre les Chinois et les Français au début du XXIe siècle. L'auteur s'intéresse en particulier aux similitudes et aux dissemblances entre l'écrit et l'oral, les notions de temps et d'espace ainsi que le rôle de l'implicite dans ces contextes de communication. ©Electre 2024
Intercultural Communication between the Chinese and the French
When two people from different cultures meet, they both act in accordance with what is self-evident, that is to say natural, to them, The only problem is that the what is self-evident to some may not coincide with what is self-evident to others. Also, as people have a tendency to consider their way as going without saying or as universal, when others do not act in the same way as they do and there is conflict, they get easily annoyed. As a French businessman in China once cried out « The Chinese ask me if I eat snake. I say to them : "I do not eat snake, but swallow insults every day" ». In fact, in intercultural contacts, when people seem strange to others, often, it is perhaps not that they are strange, but because others judge their behaviour with their own cultural criteria. Every culture has its own behavioural logic. However, the logic of some does not correspond to that of others. Individuals often have the same objectives, but to reach them, they take different cultural paths.
Paru le : 21/10/2019
Thématique : Philosophie des sciences - Généralités
Auteur(s) : Auteur : Lihua Zheng
Éditeur(s) :
le Manuscrit-www.manuscrit.com
Collection(s) : Le manuscrit savoirs
Contributeur(s) : Préfacier : Louis-Jean Calvet - Traducteur : David Read
Série(s) : Non précisé.
ISBN : 978-2-304-04748-6
EAN13 : 9782304047486
Reliure : Broché
Pages : 287
Hauteur: 22.0 cm / Largeur 14.0 cm
Épaisseur: 1.6 cm
Poids: 349 g
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