English Language Adaptation in Cross-Cultural Political Discourse

The topical study of English language adaptation in cross-cultural political discourse is the focus this essay. It draws attention to current methods for studying and emphasizes its features purposes. qualities idea are developed from standpoint linguacultural paradigm, which has at core. Discourse serves as a "live language," applied or "in process application" (Van Dijk, 1993), whereas itself can continue exist even if it unclaimed unapplied. language's dynamic nature an adaptive self-adjusting system, responds modification space, social informational environment accordance with communicative needs society, particular need express foreign lexicon, determines research mechanism work. preferred above other languages contemporary intercultural communication because "lingua franca" describing contacts. Consequently, must be modified use. instability situation, reflected world's image fixed linguistic picture world contacting languages, cause lexicon's ability transfer.