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2023
In this article, we first examine the concept of intercultural competence and the related concept of intercultural communicative competence. In Europe, the key documents are the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages and the Reference Framework of Competences for Democratic Culture.
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In this article, we first examine the concept of intercultural competence and the related concept of intercultural communicative competence. In Europe, the key documents are the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages and the Reference Framework of Competences for Democratic Culture.
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Developing and evaluating intercultural competence: Ethnographies of intercultural encounters
International Journal of Intercultural Relations, 2012 Although recent scholarly reviews have synthesized understandings of intercultural competence, the processes underpinning how individuals acquire and evaluate their intercultural competence, and where it resides, invite further investigation.
Prue Holmes
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Intercultural mediation as intercultural competence
2022This chapter discusses the theoretical developments in the field of intercultural communication in the last centuries, that have been summarized as a move from an essentialist conception of intercultural communication towards a non-essentialist conception.
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2016
Abstract The phrase “intercultural competence” typically describes one’s effective and appropriate engagement with cultural differences. Intercultural competence has been studied as residing within a person (i.e., encompassing cognitive, affective, and behavioral capabilities of a person) and as a product of a context (i.e., co ...
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Abstract The phrase “intercultural competence” typically describes one’s effective and appropriate engagement with cultural differences. Intercultural competence has been studied as residing within a person (i.e., encompassing cognitive, affective, and behavioral capabilities of a person) and as a product of a context (i.e., co ...
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Intercultural Programming Without Intercultural Competence
2016While there are many studies pointing to the need for international students to interact with domestic students for language and culture learning, there are very few studies exploring these interactions across cultures and how to best facilitate them.
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2011
Intercultural competence is the set of attitudes, skills, knowledge and behaviours which are required for appropriate and effective interaction and communication with people who are perceived to be from a different cultural background from oneself. The term ‘appropriate’ means that the interactions do not violate the cultural rules and norms which are ...
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Intercultural competence is the set of attitudes, skills, knowledge and behaviours which are required for appropriate and effective interaction and communication with people who are perceived to be from a different cultural background from oneself. The term ‘appropriate’ means that the interactions do not violate the cultural rules and norms which are ...
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Conceptualizing Intercultural (Communicative) Competence and Intercultural Citizenship
2015peer ...
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2012
“Intercultural competence” has become a sufficiently established phrase to justify the publication of a handbook (Deardorff, 2009). “Intercultural” as a term in language teaching emerged in the 1980s as a development of the concept of “communicative competence,” which was by then widely agreed to be the aim of foreign-language teaching and learning ...
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“Intercultural competence” has become a sufficiently established phrase to justify the publication of a handbook (Deardorff, 2009). “Intercultural” as a term in language teaching emerged in the 1980s as a development of the concept of “communicative competence,” which was by then widely agreed to be the aim of foreign-language teaching and learning ...
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Pragmatic Competence and Intercultural communication [PDF]
, 2018 Globalization has intensified communication among people with different first languages and of different cultures. As a result, misunderstandings and communication breakdowns mark many intercultural encounters as participants rely on the norms of their mother tongue and native culture to interpret and create meaning.
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