Universal and culture-bound aspects of communication 3300-UKEK-OG
1. Types of arguments and their cognitive underpinnings
2. Explicit and implicit communication
3. Figurative language in persuasive discourse
4. Humor in persuasion
5. Understanding and misunderstanding
6. Evidentials, modality and discourse connectives in argumentation
7. “Face” and its manifestations in English-language communication
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Type of course
Mode
Prerequisites (description)
Learning outcomes
Knowledge:
Students are able to identify and discuss key notions in rhetoric and communication.
Skills:
Students are able to analyse persuasive discourse.
Students are able to use specific conversational techniques in practice.
Social competences:
Students develop awareness of the role of communication in social contexts.
Assessment criteria
Attendance is mandatory, 3 absences are allowed. There are two components of the final assessment: presenting a short argumentative talk at the end of the term (80%) and participation in class discussions (20%)
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