Vortrag: Characters' Speech Acts in the Russian TV Series "How I Became Russian": Linguistic Culturological Perspective

This talk explores communicative failures from a linguistic culturological perspective. The talk highlights the importance of understanding the relationship between language and culture in intercultural communication. Through the analysis of Russian and English language systems and cultures, this talk identifies errors in speech acts and their impact on communication dynamics. Using the TV series "How I Became Russian" as a case study, this talk examines the speech act errors of the protagonist, Alex, revealing their underlying causes.

This talk focuses on analyzing communicative failures within intercultural communication from a linguistic culturological perspective. It begins by introducing the concept of linguistic culturology and its relevance to understanding the interplay between language and culture. Then the talk explores the phenomenon of speech act errors that often arise during intercultural interactions, emphasizing the influence of language and cultural backgrounds. It provides the analysis of Russian and English language systems and cultures to elucidate the complexities of cross-cultural communication. Through the examination of speech act errors in the TV series "How I Became Russian," this talk illustrates how cultural differences manifest in linguistic behaviors. By uncovering the underlying causes of these errors, it offers valuable insights into improving intercultural communication strategies.

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Tag: 09.05.2024
Anfangszeit: 14:45
Dauer: 00:30
Raum: Seashell (33.4.032)
Track: Diverse
Sprache: en

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