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Language in Intercultural Communication
1995Abstract Many people living in Germany today speak a language other than German and consider themselves members of another culture. These people may be ‘Gastarbeiter’ (guest workers), ‘Asylsuchende’ (refugees seeking political asylum in Germany), or ‘Aussiedler’ (former residents of eastern European countries who are of German descent ...
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2020
Communication in animal swarms is restricted to concrete events in the present. The collective development of language provided humanity with a new tool to register and communicate past and future events as well as abstract concepts. All human languages follow Zipf’s law, indicating a common structure.
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Communication in animal swarms is restricted to concrete events in the present. The collective development of language provided humanity with a new tool to register and communicate past and future events as well as abstract concepts. All human languages follow Zipf’s law, indicating a common structure.
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2009
Abstract Figure 14.1 depicts a classic ethological example of communication. A male stickle back in breeding condition, with a red belly, swims in a wavering path toward an eggladen female. When she responds to this ‘‘zig zig dance’’ by swimming toward the male, he heads toward his nest, and she follows.
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Abstract Figure 14.1 depicts a classic ethological example of communication. A male stickle back in breeding condition, with a red belly, swims in a wavering path toward an eggladen female. When she responds to this ‘‘zig zig dance’’ by swimming toward the male, he heads toward his nest, and she follows.
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Keynote Address: From Communication as Language to Language as Communication
1986We often talk about “new facts”, new discoveries in the sciences. Quite a few of these presumed new facts, however, seem to be rather old, to be part of the everyday experience of man for hundreds or thousands of years. For instance — some years ago the fact that the unborn child reacts to sound during the final four months before delivery was ...
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Reimagining ‘language’, ‘community’ and ‘identity’ in community language learning
2023Angela Scarino, Michelle Kohler
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Animal cognition and the evolution of human language: why we cannot focus solely on communication
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 2020W Tecumseh Fitch
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In the shadow: the impact of language on structure, power and communication in the multinational
International Business Review, 1999Denice Welch, Lawrence Welch
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