Analysis of New Concept English from the Perspective of Cross-cultural Communication–A Case Study in Book 2

  • Wang J
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Abstract

New Concept English (NCE) is a series of English language textbooks, four volumes in total, which have gained national popularity and wide acceptance by English teachers, learners and parents in China. In the academic circle, apart from the analysis of the contents of NCE, which has been mostly discussed, many contrast studies between NCE and other English course-books are not new topics either. This paper focuses on the analysis of NCE from the perspective of cross-cultural communication and develops a detailed study on the second volume based on eight parameters: norm, value, art, custom, religion, language, ways of life, material culture. Hopefully, the current study will shed new light on NCE researches in China and arouse the attention of the academic world, because language teaching and learning is the combination of language skills and culture.

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Wang, J. (2018). Analysis of New Concept English from the Perspective of Cross-cultural Communication–A Case Study in Book 2. Theory and Practice in Language Studies, 8(10), 1270. https://doi.org/10.17507/tpls.0810.03

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