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  • About
  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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A Bite of Odd : Innovation for exchange cultural values of Chinese offal

Ruan, Yuchen January 2022 (has links)
Cultures are constantly interacting in the globalized world, and concerns of misunderstanding and prejudice against different cultural values have surfaced. People's perceptions of food are influenced by their cultural values. Offal is undoubtedly controversial in different cultures, they are viewed with distrust, disgust, or enjoyment. Unlike common operations, Chinese offal dishes do not attempt to transform offal into something different by using thick sauces or preparation skills. Instead, offal, like chicken feet, duck tongues, and fish heads, are served almost in their original appearances. This has led to the perception that it is strangely exotic and even associated with backward, uncivilized, and barbaric. Therefore, examining the cultural values behind offal and bringing cross-cultural awareness to deal with the misunderstanding of the status quo is the core of the event.  The project is a cross-cultural communication design project. By establishing a literature review framework for comparing Eastern and Western cultural values behind offal dishes, and applying Hofstede's cultural dimensions theory to country-specific contextual analysis the experience prototype, a website platform called A Bite of Odd to provide services and guidelines for conducting Chinese offal experience events all over the world was proposed.
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Lingvokulturní a pragmatická specifika cestovních blogů / Linguocultural and pragmatic features of travel blogs

Korshunova, Daria January 2021 (has links)
LINGUOCULTURALAND PRAGMATIC FEATURES OF TRAVEL BLOGS Autor práce: Korshunova Daria Školitel: Mgr. Ekaterina Rycheva, Ph.D. Annotation: Everyday communication on the Internet has become an integral part of life of a modern person. A blog is one of the relevant genres of Internet communication. It has some specific features, such as the complexity of form and content, interactivity, interaction of verbal and non-verbal components and pragmatic orientation. The investigation is devoted to the definition of linguocultural and pragmatic features of travel blogs. An analysis of the use of expressive means and cultural stereotypes in travel blogs in the comparative aspect (based on Russian and Czech blogs) is carried out. Key words: Internet, Internet-discourse, Internet communication, genre, blog, blogger, travel blog, blogosphere, expressive means, cultural stereotype.

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