Category: Communication

The coherence of language and lucidity of communication is the central theme of Lewis Carroll’s Adventures of Alice in Wonderland. When Humpty Dumpty arrogantly says to Alice in Through the Looking Glass, “When I use a word … it means just what I choose it to mean—neither more nor less” (Carroll, Through the Looking Glass…

Table of Contents Introduction English in Saudi Arabia English as a Lingua Franca Teaching English Conclusion References Introduction For several decades already English has been used for international communication. It allows the representatives from different countries to communicate easily without knowing their native languages. Thus, it is used for formal interactions and non-formal ones. This…

Table of Contents Introduction Pragmalinguistic failure Sociolinguistic failure Main Reasons for Pragmatic Failure Reference List Introduction Successful communication is a desirable result of every person, who is participating in the discourse. In order to create favorable conditions for interaction, both interlocutors should be aware of how communication act emerges. First, the speaker is codifying the…

Table of Contents Overview Comparison of World Englishes with English Similarities and differences Advantages and disadvantages Teaching world Englishes and English as a lingua franca References Overview The speaking and writing of English as a communication language is now widespread with all the world continents well represented in most countries. Hence, it has grown to…

Table of Contents Introduction Body Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Sunday in the park is about two families who are Morton, his wife and child Larry and another family a man who is a bully, his wife and a child known as Joe. The setting is in a park on a Sunday afternoon and Morton is…

The main communication channels that are commonly used in my organization are wireline and wireless communication channels. Being a hospitality company, the top officials are frequent interaction with the junior officials for consistency. The main forms of communication under the wireline channel are telephone calls and computer networks (Middleton, 2002). In this organization, senior officers…

Table of Contents Introduction Main Differences between Writing and Speaking Difference in Conveying Emotion and Intent Conclusion Introduction Writing and speaking are the primary basis of the human language and as such are utilized on a daily basis to convey thoughts and ideas between two or more people. While both methods are important facilitators of…

Table of Contents Introduction Comparison between language and communication in animals Comparison between animal and human language/communication Critical components needed for language development in infants Conclusion Introduction A language is a meticulous kind of structure for presenting, conveying, and understanding information. There are fundamentally two types of languages which are; the natural languages and artificial…

The article titled what we learn from writing on the job by Lester Faigley and Thomas Miller mainly addresses the importance of having the designers of college curricula take into consideration the importance of inculcating writing skills for the future benefit of their students. The two authors assert that college graduates should be able to…

Table of Contents Interviews The Concept of Global Citizenship Intercultural Communication and Its Peculiarities Implications Recommendations Questions References Interviews Every year more and more students made a decision to study abroad. That is why they are to understand a new language and interact with new culture. The concepts of global citizenship and intercultural communication occur…