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Russkie. Kommunikativnoe povedenie [Russian: Communicative Behavior]
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This book is devoted to the theoretical aspects of communicative behavior. It defines the concept of communicative behavior as a science, offers theoretical devices, methods, and techniques, and determines the role of communicative behavior manuals in modern communicative linguistics and the methodology of teaching a foreign language.The authors offer situational models describing the Russian people's national communicative behavior. This book is intended for an academic audience of Russian professors, linguists, philologists and ethnographers.
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This book is devoted to the theoretical aspects of communicative behavior. It defines the concept of communicative behavior as a science, offers theoretical devices, methods, and techniques, and determines the role of communicative behavior manuals in modern communicative linguistics and the methodology of teaching a foreign language.The authors offer situational models describing the Russian people's national communicative behavior. This book is intended for an academic audience of Russian professors, linguists, philologists and ethnographers.
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Technische Daten
- Autor/-in
- Prokhorov I. Sternin I.
- Verlag
- Flinta. Nauka
- ISBN
- 9785893498127
- Format
- Paperback
- Year Published
- 2007
- Seiten
- 328
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This book is devoted to the theoretical aspects of communicative behavior. It defines the concept of communicative behavior as a science, offers theoretical devices, methods, and techniques, and determines the role of communicative behavior manuals in modern communicative linguistics and the methodology of teaching a foreign language.The authors offer situational models describing the Russian people's national communicative behavior. This book is intended for an academic audience of Russian professors, linguists, philologists and ethnographers.