Interlingual and Intercultural Communication

This academic work examines the complex dynamics of communication across languages and cultures, offering a comprehensive framework for understanding how meaning is constructed and negotiated in multilingual contexts. House explores the theoretical foundations of intercultural communication while providing practical insights into translation, interpretation, and cross-cultural discourse strategies. The book bridges linguistic theory with real-world applications, making it particularly valuable for understanding contemporary global communication challenges.

What distinguishes this text is its balanced approach between theoretical depth and practical relevance, addressing everything from conversational analysis to institutional communication across cultural boundaries. Advanced students and professionals in linguistics, translation studies, and international relations will find this an indispensable resource for navigating the nuances of cross-cultural interaction in our increasingly interconnected world.