新大学英语·跨文化交际阅读教程3第一版课件.pptx

;;目 录;;Lead-in Scenario;;;;;;;;;Understanding Text A;;;;B. Understanding intercultural points;B. Understanding Intercultural Points;3. Similarly, cultural groups influenced by Buddhist, Daoist, Confucian, and Shinto tradition also tend to avoid direct expression of feelings and verbal aggression. ?(Para. 7) Intercultural tips: The importance of silence as a communication tool and the interpretation of silence vary from culture to culture. In low-context cultures in which ideas are encoded explicitly into words, silence often is interpreted as the absence of communication. However, high-context cultures have a different attitude towards the use of silence. ;Intercultural tips: Perhaps the most obvious example is Japan, although other Asian countries share the Japanese attitude about silence. The Japanese believe that silence is preferable to conversation.;C. Comprehension and language points;C. Comprehension and language points;C. Comprehension and language points;C. Comprehension and language points;C. Comprehension and language points;Enhancing Glocal Mindset;;;;;;Assignment;;;Intercultural Puzzle;;;;;;;;Comprehending Practicing Academic Writing;;;;;;Understanding Cultural Diversity;;;;;;;;Follow-up Project;;;;;目 录;;Lead-in Scenario;;;;;;;;;Understanding Text A;;;;B. Understanding intercultural points;B. Understanding intercultural points;B. Understanding intercultural points;3. Chinese civilization originated from inland and farming; it is a moderate and defensive civilization.?（Para. 7) Intercultural tips: Chinese civilization belongs to the continental gentry, which originates from inland and farming with the characteristics of defensiveness. ;C. Comprehension and language points;C. Comprehension and language points;C. Comprehension and language points;C. Comprehension and language points;Enhancing Glocal Mindset;;;;;;;;Assignment;;;Intercultural Puzzle;;;;;;;;Comprehending Practicing Academic Writing;;;;;;Understanding Cultural Diversity;;;;;;;;;Foll