Business Discourse

Bargiela‐Chiappini, Francesca; Nickerson, Catherine; Planken, Brigitte

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“…The computer second-level and interpreting take the third and fourth positions. Then the BEC, TOEIC and Secretary Card follow [6]. The last two certificates sometimes are overlooked.…”

Section: Current Problems In the Methods To Cultivate Business Englismentioning

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The Research on the Cultivation of Business English Talents in China’s Colleges

Xu¹,

Tu²,

Chuan-dong³

2017

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Abstract. With China's opening to the world and the deepening reform of the economic system, import and export trade plays a very important role in the economic field. The foreign enterprises' demands for professional talents of business English are increasing in a large scale. The cultivation of business English graduates with skills and capacities is greatly significant. Based on the investigation into the enterprises' demands and the graduates' pursuits, the problems of the teaching procedures in the college are figured out. The suggestive and feasible solutions are also provided, which may be referred to deepen the teaching reform of business English in colleges.

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“…The computer second-level and interpreting take the third and fourth positions. Then the BEC, TOEIC and Secretary Card follow [6]. The last two certificates sometimes are overlooked.…”

Section: Current Problems In the Methods To Cultivate Business Englismentioning

confidence: 99%

The Research on the Cultivation of Business English Talents in China’s Colleges

Xu¹,

Tu²,

Chuan-dong³

2017

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“…While some authors take on business discourse research and exploration in a more global sense (Søderberg & Holden, 2002, Bargiela-Chiappini, Nickerson, & Planken, 2013, Johnson, Lenartowicz, & Apud, 2006, many others consider specific case studies of cross-cultural business interactions (Yamada, 1992, Yli-Jokipii, 1994, Park, W. Tracy, & Kenneth L., 1998. This paper provides a brief overview of business discourse in Kazakh context.…”

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Intercultural Business Discourse: Characteristics of Kazakh Context

Karibayeva¹,

Kunanbayeva²

2016

IJASOS

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Many cross-cultural business interactions quite often constitute a source of cultural misinterpretations and misconceptions. Typically each party uses native strategies to communicate across groups. Different cultures also use their own methods to interpret verbal and non-verbal messages. Therefore, developing a deeper understanding of cross-cultural communicational preferences is critical for any successful international business venture, which stems active research interest in this area. This article, in particular, focuses on a comparative analysis of Kazakh business communication style against different established communication patterns across the globe, e.g. a tendency towards following collective cultural patterns within Kazakh community with resulting implications on the importance of space and privacy, relational and collaborative business inclinations, and intuitive communication style preferences. The article also covers the significance of age and preferences. Finally, cultural roots for preferred communication channels, directness, writing clarity and conciseness in Kazakh business discourse are explained. Often it is the historical development of the community that shapes the mentality, styles of spoken and written communication, as well as methods of interpreting messages from other cultures. These trends are demonstrated on the development of modern Kazakh business discourse preferences and traits. Overall, the article shows that it is not only important to be aware of differences in cultural communication conceptions, but even more important to recognize them, place and interpret the message within the right cultural context. This work aims to present a well-rounded overview of Kazakh business discourse preferences, serving as a guideline for cross-cultural business communication as well as an important contributing piece to the field of intercultural studies.

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“…Over the past two decades, the techniques of conversation analysis, sociology and ethnomethodology have been used to draw a conclusion about the vital role of communication and discourse in business: communication is the "lifeblood Business linguistics and business discourse 245 of all organizations", which shapes and is shaped by the organizational structure (Boden, 1994, p. 8). Organizational communication and business discourse are at the centre of research in the collections edited by Bargiela-Chiappini and Gotti (2005), Bargiela-Chiappini and Nickerson (1999), Ehlich andWagner (1995), Firth (1995), Gotti and Gillaerts (2005), Gouveia et al (2004), Hewings and Nickerson (1999), Putnam and Krone (2006), Putnam and Roloff (1992), Ramallo et al (2009), Trosborg andJorgensen (2005).…”

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Business linguistics and business discourse

Daniushina

2010

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Linguística de negócios e discurso de negóciosRESUMO -O artigo sugere o estabelecimento de um novo ramo de Linguística Aplicada -Linguística de Negócios, um campo sinérgico multidisciplinar para o estudo do uso da linguagem e da comunicação nos negócios. A autora inicia a exploração desse novo ramo defi nindo suas fontes, áreas-chave e objetivos práticos. A seguir, apresenta a defi nição e a tipologia funcional do discurso de negócios. A abordagem discursiva adotada pretende fornecer as bases para a investigação nesse campo promissor.Palavras-chave: linguística, discurso de negócios, comunicação de negócios.ABSTRACT -The paper suggests establishing a separate branch of Applied Linguistics -Business Linguistics, a multidisciplinary synergic fi eld for researching the use of language and communication in business. The author begins the exploration of Business Linguistics, defi ning its sources, key areas and practical purposes. In this way, the defi nition and functional typology of business discourse are designed by the author. The discursive approach adopted is intended to provide the basis for investigating this promising fi eld.

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Business Discourse

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The Research on the Cultivation of Business English Talents in China’s Colleges

The Research on the Cultivation of Business English Talents in China’s Colleges

Intercultural Business Discourse: Characteristics of Kazakh Context

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