Bilingual practices as a means of intercultural communication under the globalization

Olga Tomyuk,Anna Shutaleva,Margarita Dyachkova,Andrei Dudchik,Anastasia Novgorodtseva,S Cindori,E.Yu Malushko,L.N Rebrina,N.L Shamne,O Larouk

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20196900106

Abstract

The article is devoted to the problem of intercultural communication and identifying the significance of bilingual practices in the context of globalization. A review of the research on this issue proposes to consider bilingual practices as a means of intercultural communication. A review of the research on this issue proposes to consider bilingual practices as a means of intercultural communication. It is proved that the basis of bilingual practices of students of the university is social action. The results of a theoretical analysis of the problem and practical activities in this area confirm the possibility of designing bilingual practices as an effective means of intercultural communication. The novelty of the research consists in substantiating the potential of bilingual practices for solving intercultural communications that are significant for students of the university. The bases of this study performed on the methodological foundations of the activity and socio-cultural approaches. The results of the inclusion of bilingual practices as educational and extracurricular events in the communicative activities of students through training on the educational programs of the university, organization of project activities aimed at developing their intercultural competence are formulated

Highlights

Globalization as an objective process of the current stage of human development is associated with increasing interconnection and interdependence between countries, cultures, nations, covers all spheres of human activity, is a response to the challenges of the information revolution, always and significantly affects people's lives.In the era of globalization, intercultural communications intensify, as a result of which the world becomes a single communicative space
Dialogism based on the bilingualism of the subjects of interaction is the essential characteristic of intercultural communication
Bilingual practices at the Ural Federal University are implemented through meetings with world-famous scientists, participation in scientific conferences

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Globalization as an objective process of the current stage of human development is associated with increasing interconnection and interdependence between countries, cultures, nations, covers all spheres of human activity, is a response to the challenges of the information revolution, always and significantly affects people's lives.In the era of globalization, intercultural communications intensify, as a result of which the world becomes a single communicative space. Hall as a result of his study of the communicative function of culture, the relationship of culture and communication. He defined intercultural communication as a unique area of human relations [1]. Globalization contributes to overcoming political and ideological barriers, conflicts, aggression, and on the other, it generates the risks associated with the unification, destruction of cultural identity and the traditional values of primary cultures. This circumstance actualizes the appeal to modern practices of interaction between people, such as the bilingual practices of modern intercultural communication

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