浅谈非语言交际中的身势语论文.docVIP

　　浅谈非语言交际中的身势语论文 摘要 “身势语”同语言一样，都是文化的一部分。在不同文化中，身势语的意义并不完全相同。各民族有不同的非语言交际方式.例如：不同的民族在谈话时，对双方保持多大距离才合适有不同的看法；谈话双方身体接触的次数多少因文化不同而各异；在目光接触这一方面也有许多规定：看不看对方，什么时候看，看多久，什么人可以看，什么人不可以看；在某些场合下.freelunication Abstract “Body language”, like our verbal language, is also a part of our culture. But not all body language means the same thing in different cultures. Different people have different aking nonverbal munication. For example: different people have different ideas about the proper distance betiles and laughter usually convey friendliness, approval, satisfaction, pleasure, joy and merriment, and, this is generally true in China as e Chinese e, for a slight difference in making the gesture itself can mean something quite different from that intended, and,.freelunicate effectively in a foreign language, one should knoovements, mannerisms and etc. that acpany a particular language. Some authorities feel that the tost situations. But it is also true that in certain situations body action contradicts ay mean something quite different from unicates. erely touching someone may cause an unpleasant reaction. If one touches another person accidentally, he/she usually utters an apology such as “Sorry, Oh, I’m sorry, Excuse me.” In China, a mon plaint of others is that Chinese often fondle their babies and very small children. Such behavior—barrassing and aothers. They kno is meant, and that such gestures are merely signs of friendliness or affection, therefore they cannot openly shoothers often stand by and ixed emotions, even ilder forms of touching, atter of hugging and embracing in public. This practice is fairly mon among en in many countries. And in most of the more industrialized countries, it occurs frequently betembers of the family eeting after a period of absence. Hugging and embracing among men, hoatter. Among Arabs, Russians, French, and in several of the east European and Mediterranean countries, a hug and a kiss on the cheeks are a standard e is true e Latin Americans.