Francesca Bargiela‐chiappini
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3591875 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Francesca Bargiela‐chiappini |
| NOMBRES | Francesca |
| APELLIDO | Bargiela‐chiappini |
| FIRMA | CHIAPPINI F B |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Warwick |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 176 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Asian business discourse(s)
This chapter engages with some of the issues and challenges raised by a new body of research on interactional practices in business contexts in East and Southeast Asia, which has been conveniently subsumed under the banner of Asian business discourse(s)—or ABDs. The discussion first situates the development of the ‘new discourses’ both historically and geographically, and then moves on to identify some salient debates that ABDs have brought to th…
Writing Business
Research-based Teaching Materials
This chapter will: Provide a brief survey of published materials for Language for Specific Business Purposes and Business Communication; Profile six sets of research-based teaching materials; Discuss the approaches taken in each case and show how these are related to business discourse research. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm impro…
Research-based Consultancy Work
This chapter will: Profile five examples of research-based consultancy work involving business discourse from around the world; Discuss the methodologies used and the implications either for teaching or training, or the design of more effective documents; Show how each of the projects reflects the developments in business communication research now or in the future that we have discussed in Part 1. These keywords were added by machine and not by …
What is Business Discourse?
This chapter will: Define business discourse as it will be referred to in the rest of this book; Provide a brief overview of the historical development of business discourse with a number of landmark studies; Discuss the hallmarks of business discourse research including the types of data investigated; Provide details of the most important approaches that have been taken in business discourse research; Give a geographical and disciplinary overvie…
Themes and Research Strategies
This chapter will explore the link between business discourse research and the real world. It will: profile selected studies to illustrate a number of central themes and research strategies (survey studies, corpus research, ethnographic studies and experiments) in practice-based research on business discourse; consider what practice-based research has revealed about business discourse, business communication practices and the nature of the busine…
Challenges in the Future
This chapter will: Discuss the future of intercultural business discourse research with particular reference to rapport management; Provide a discussion of multimodality and how this might change business discourse in the future; Discuss multimethod, multidisciplinary research as a way forward for business discourse research. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated …
Research Cases
This chapter will present ten research studies that showcase the work of business discourse researchers from around the world. The studies reflect many of the themes, research sites and approaches discussed in the rest of this volume, and illustrate the different facets of business discourse research today. For each study, details will be given of the business genre or genres under investigation, the research methodology(ies) used and the theorie…
Research-based Business Discourse Teaching
This chapter will: profile five examples of projects related to research-based business discourse teaching from around the world; discuss the methodologies used and implications for teaching or training; show how the profiled teaching projects critically reflect the developments in business discourse research we have discussed in Part 1. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may…
Research Methodologies, Frameworks and Project Ideas
This chapter will: Profile and cite replicable studies from a number of key research areas: contextualized business discourse research, research on business writing and business talk, and studies of business document design; Present some of the theoretical frameworks and methodologies business discourse researchers have used; Provide examples of project ideas that could form the basis for individual, collaborative or group research. These keyword…
A Guide to Resources for Business Discourse Research
A number of important references have been added at the end of each of the previous chapters, together with a brief description of each one. The following are additional book-length studies, edited collections and recent journal Special Issues that are also worth consulting. The publications listed in this section have been instrumental in shaping the field of business discourse. Many of them also present empirical research that has helped to bui…
Business Discourse
This second edition reviews the field of business discourse, centring on the investigation of business language and communication as practice. It combines research-based discussions with innovative pr
Embodied discursivity
The Mutual Gaze
This chapter argues for an understanding of an East–West ‘gazing experience’ in the field of management and training philosophy and praxis, which draws from a history of mutual, if not always peaceful, influence. The analytical approach adopted here is discursive, which means that the relations between the East, represented by Japan, and the West, inclusive of Europe and America, will be characterized in terms of discursive flows. The understandi…
Discourse(s), social construction and language practices
This piece seeks to extend a conversation that Alvesson and Kärreman started in 2000 from the pages of Human Relations and are continuing in their 2011 article; a conversation that is of great interest well beyond management and organization studies. Through a linguistics perspective that is attentive to the peculiarities of the discourse vocabulary but also seeks to probe aspects of its conceptual import, I will explore the significance of under…
Face in interaction
The Handbook of Business Discourse
GBS_insertPreviewButtonPopup('ISBN:9780748628018'); The Handbook of Business Discourse is the most comprehensive overview of the field to date. It offers an accessible and authoritative introduction to a range of historical, disciplinary, methodological and cultural perspectives on business discourse and addresses many of the pressing issues facing a growing, varied and increasingly international field of research. The collection also illustrates…
Liminal ethnography
Purpose The paper aims to discuss liminal ethnography as a new approach for conducting research in segregated organisations. Design/methodology/approach The paper proposes liminality as a conceptual key to understanding both the condition of the organisational ethnographer and that of her interlocutors. Conversatio is the novel hermeneutical method that is discussed in conjunction with liminal ethnography. Findings Liminal ethnography as outlined…
Politeness at work
In this article we will attempt to address some of the issues that arise in researching politeness in the workplace, especially, though not exclusively, in the context of multicultural and multilingual encounters. We propose to look at debates around the nature of politeness and their relevance for research in work settings and to discuss the contribution made to these debates by analyses of politeness in the workplace. Finally, we will discuss s…
Introduction
Face and politeness
Intercultural Business Communication
Intercultural business communication (IBC) is a complex disciplinary endeavour. The fundamental constructs of culture and communication involve an array of well-established and highly developed fields of enquiry, with their distinctive and sometimes overlapping approaches, theories and methodologies, and the added dimension of the business context clearly increases that complexity. This paper selectively reviews the disciplinary fields of relevan…
At the intersection between grammar and pragmatics
Requests and status in business correspondence
Face and politeness
Face in interaction
Requests and status in business correspondence
Politeness at work
In this article we will attempt to address some of the issues that arise in researching politeness in the workplace, especially, though not exclusively, in the context of multicultural and multilingual encounters. We propose to look at debates around the nature of politeness and their relevance for research in work settings and to discuss the contribution made to these debates by analyses of politeness in the workplace. Finally, we will discuss s…
Embodied discursivity
Discourse(s), social construction and language practices
This piece seeks to extend a conversation that Alvesson and Kärreman started in 2000 from the pages of Human Relations and are continuing in their 2011 article; a conversation that is of great interest well beyond management and organization studies. Through a linguistics perspective that is attentive to the peculiarities of the discourse vocabulary but also seeks to probe aspects of its conceptual import, I will explore the significance of under…
Intercultural Business Communication
Intercultural business communication (IBC) is a complex disciplinary endeavour. The fundamental constructs of culture and communication involve an array of well-established and highly developed fields of enquiry, with their distinctive and sometimes overlapping approaches, theories and methodologies, and the added dimension of the business context clearly increases that complexity. This paper selectively reviews the disciplinary fields of relevan…
At the intersection between grammar and pragmatics
Requests and status in business correspondence
Face and politeness
Intercultural Business Communication
Intercultural business communication (IBC) is a complex disciplinary endeavour. The fundamental constructs of culture and communication involve an array of well-established and highly developed fields of enquiry, with their distinctive and sometimes overlapping approaches, theories and methodologies, and the added dimension of the business context clearly increases that complexity. This paper selectively reviews the disciplinary fields of relevan…
Introduction
Politeness at work
In this article we will attempt to address some of the issues that arise in researching politeness in the workplace, especially, though not exclusively, in the context of multicultural and multilingual encounters. We propose to look at debates around the nature of politeness and their relevance for research in work settings and to discuss the contribution made to these debates by analyses of politeness in the workplace. Finally, we will discuss s…
Liminal ethnography
Purpose The paper aims to discuss liminal ethnography as a new approach for conducting research in segregated organisations. Design/methodology/approach The paper proposes liminality as a conceptual key to understanding both the condition of the organisational ethnographer and that of her interlocutors. Conversatio is the novel hermeneutical method that is discussed in conjunction with liminal ethnography. Findings Liminal ethnography as outlined…
The Handbook of Business Discourse
GBS_insertPreviewButtonPopup('ISBN:9780748628018'); The Handbook of Business Discourse is the most comprehensive overview of the field to date. It offers an accessible and authoritative introduction to a range of historical, disciplinary, methodological and cultural perspectives on business discourse and addresses many of the pressing issues facing a growing, varied and increasingly international field of research. The collection also illustrates…
Face in interaction
Discourse(s), social construction and language practices
This piece seeks to extend a conversation that Alvesson and Kärreman started in 2000 from the pages of Human Relations and are continuing in their 2011 article; a conversation that is of great interest well beyond management and organization studies. Through a linguistics perspective that is attentive to the peculiarities of the discourse vocabulary but also seeks to probe aspects of its conceptual import, I will explore the significance of under…
The Mutual Gaze
This chapter argues for an understanding of an East–West ‘gazing experience’ in the field of management and training philosophy and praxis, which draws from a history of mutual, if not always peaceful, influence. The analytical approach adopted here is discursive, which means that the relations between the East, represented by Japan, and the West, inclusive of Europe and America, will be characterized in terms of discursive flows. The understandi…
Research-based Teaching Materials
This chapter will: Provide a brief survey of published materials for Language for Specific Business Purposes and Business Communication; Profile six sets of research-based teaching materials; Discuss the approaches taken in each case and show how these are related to business discourse research. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm impro…
Research-based Consultancy Work
This chapter will: Profile five examples of research-based consultancy work involving business discourse from around the world; Discuss the methodologies used and the implications either for teaching or training, or the design of more effective documents; Show how each of the projects reflects the developments in business communication research now or in the future that we have discussed in Part 1. These keywords were added by machine and not by …
What is Business Discourse?
This chapter will: Define business discourse as it will be referred to in the rest of this book; Provide a brief overview of the historical development of business discourse with a number of landmark studies; Discuss the hallmarks of business discourse research including the types of data investigated; Provide details of the most important approaches that have been taken in business discourse research; Give a geographical and disciplinary overvie…
Themes and Research Strategies
This chapter will explore the link between business discourse research and the real world. It will: profile selected studies to illustrate a number of central themes and research strategies (survey studies, corpus research, ethnographic studies and experiments) in practice-based research on business discourse; consider what practice-based research has revealed about business discourse, business communication practices and the nature of the busine…
Challenges in the Future
This chapter will: Discuss the future of intercultural business discourse research with particular reference to rapport management; Provide a discussion of multimodality and how this might change business discourse in the future; Discuss multimethod, multidisciplinary research as a way forward for business discourse research. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated …
Research Cases
This chapter will present ten research studies that showcase the work of business discourse researchers from around the world. The studies reflect many of the themes, research sites and approaches discussed in the rest of this volume, and illustrate the different facets of business discourse research today. For each study, details will be given of the business genre or genres under investigation, the research methodology(ies) used and the theorie…
Research-based Business Discourse Teaching
This chapter will: profile five examples of projects related to research-based business discourse teaching from around the world; discuss the methodologies used and implications for teaching or training; show how the profiled teaching projects critically reflect the developments in business discourse research we have discussed in Part 1. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may…
Research Methodologies, Frameworks and Project Ideas
This chapter will: Profile and cite replicable studies from a number of key research areas: contextualized business discourse research, research on business writing and business talk, and studies of business document design; Present some of the theoretical frameworks and methodologies business discourse researchers have used; Provide examples of project ideas that could form the basis for individual, collaborative or group research. These keyword…
A Guide to Resources for Business Discourse Research
A number of important references have been added at the end of each of the previous chapters, together with a brief description of each one. The following are additional book-length studies, edited collections and recent journal Special Issues that are also worth consulting. The publications listed in this section have been instrumental in shaping the field of business discourse. Many of them also present empirical research that has helped to bui…
Business Discourse
This second edition reviews the field of business discourse, centring on the investigation of business language and communication as practice. It combines research-based discussions with innovative pr
Embodied discursivity
Writing Business
Asian business discourse(s)
This chapter engages with some of the issues and challenges raised by a new body of research on interactional practices in business contexts in East and Southeast Asia, which has been conveniently subsumed under the banner of Asian business discourse(s)—or ABDs. The discussion first situates the development of the ‘new discourses’ both historically and geographically, and then moves on to identify some salient debates that ABDs have brought to th…
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