Communication Within Archaeology: Do We Understand Each Other?  

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Venclova, Natalie

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: European Journal of Archaeology vol. 10 no. 2-3 (Aug. 2007), page 207-222.
Topik: ARCHAEOLOGY; communication; discourse community; language; mainstream community; minorities
Fulltext: 207.pdf (191.45KB)

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Academic discourse has its own norms related to the national culture, but also to the academic community concerned. In a linguistic classification, discourse communities are being formed with their own conventions and their own academic languages, rhetoric and intellectual styles, sharing paradigms, goals and methods. A positive aspect of discourse communities is that they spread across different national languages and across different – mainstream and minor – communities (using the language of the leading group of researchers). Can this be seen in present-day archaeology, and can it bridge the gap in communication between mainstreams and minorities?

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