Pragmatic Aspects of L2 Communication

Pragmatic Aspects of L2 Communication

  • Sara Gesuato
  • Giuliana Salvato
  • Erik Castello
Publisher:Cambridge Scholars PublishingISBN 13: 9781527579088ISBN 10: 1527579085

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Pragmatic Aspects of L2 Communication is written by Sara Gesuato and published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1527579085 (ISBN 10) and 9781527579088 (ISBN 13).

Pragmatic aspects of communication are increasingly high on the agenda of applied linguists, in parallel with the recent advancements in the broader field of pragmatics research. As such, this volume brings together contributions addressing pragmatic aspects of L2 communication, taking into account the complementary perspectives of researchers, language practitioners and language learners. These studies were conducted with both qualitative and quantitative methods, and were set in various linguo-cultural contexts, spanning from Norway through Croatia and Italy to Canada and Colombia. The volume illustrates how pragmatic awareness and proficiency are crucial to communicative, interactional and, more generally, social competence. It also sheds light on how the results of pragmatic investigations can be fruitfully applied to language teaching and assessment in primary and tertiary education. Finally, it maintains an expanded perspective on pragmatic knowledge, as it examines both verbal and nonverbal components of communication, showing how they all contribute to the formulation and interpretation of meanings in context. The book will be of interest to language students, language teachers and scholars in applied pragmatics.