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A socio-pragmatic approach to nonverbal communication with reference to the formal classroom setting

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Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2006
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issue 8
185-207
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A socio-pragmatic approach to nonverbal communication with reference to theformal classroom setting
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Głowa człowieka jako węzeł kulturowo-komunikacyjny: uwagi w sprawie ‘głowy kulturowej’

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Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2015
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issue 15
189-206
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Głowa człowieka jako węzeł kulturowo-komunikacyjny: uwagi w sprawie ‘głowykulturowej’
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SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE HANDSHAKE AS A CRUCIAL INDICATOR OF THE EMPATHIC AND PEACEBUILDING CULTURE

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Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2019
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vol. 19
135-142
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Handshake is a very primeval human gesture which follows from the erect posture and the freeing of the upper limbs. Its evolutionary benefits for mankind are briefly discussed. It is emphasized that the free hands, the right hand in particular, have been of fundamental importance to human culture thus underlying interpersonal linkages and communication. Handshake is loaded semantically positively and in this capacity it serves in a number of important integrative functions in human social life, in particular, in peacebuilding.
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Układ twarzy i gestosfery w kontekście konfliktu komunikacyjnego w komunikacji bezpośredniej

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Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2014
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issue 14
127-137
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Układ twarzy i gestosfery w kontekście konfliktu komunikacyjnego w komunikacjibezpośredniej
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Wskaźnikowość twarzy ludzkiej: krótki przegląd problematyki

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Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2016
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issue 16
201-206
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Wskaźnikowość twarzy ludzkiej: krótki przegląd problematyki
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Human body-gesture capacity: the tense – lax distinction: a preliminary outline of research work

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Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2018
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issue 18
73-81
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In phonology, the terms ‘tenseness’ (tensing) and ‘laxness’ (laxing) are an important pair pertaining to the distinctive features of vowels. A similar dichotomy, ‘tenseness’ – ‘laxness’, can also be observed in the body-gesture (B-G) behaviors. On the basis of this distinction, the author of the article proposes to make a division between two body–gesture cultures, namely: the ‘lax B-G cultures’, and the ‘tense B-G cultures’, respectively. Additionally, the author constructs two working hypotheses. Namely:Hypothesis no. 1 (H1):(H1a): The laxer the B-G system is, the less ritual (and more casual) a given communication act happens to be.(H1b): The relationship “lax body posture + lax gesture” correlates with full spoken, profane (non-ritual) communication potential.Hypothesis no. 2 (H2):(H2a): The tenser the B-G system is, the more ritual a given communication act happens to be.(H2b): The relationship “tense body posture + tense gesture” correlates with full spoken, ritual (nonprofane) communication potential.
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Facework and gestures: a preliminary analysis of the communicative power of human performative non-verbal practices

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Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2013
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issue 13
85-90
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Facework and gestures: a preliminary analysis of the communicative power of human performative non-verbal practices
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Zagadnienie percepcji języka naturalnego w triadzie: język ojczysty – język globalny – język sąsiedni na przykładzie triady język polski – język angielski – język niemiecki w ujęciu ekolingwistycznym: próba typologii

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Puppel S., Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2005
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issue 7
55-95
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In the present article an attempt has been made to throw some light on the question of native language user awareness under conditions of long-term language contact in the particular conditions of the so-called ”soft invasion” of English and German as foreign languages upon the ‘core’ of the Polish linguistic community, whereby the Polish students, aged 20-30 years, who have been learning English and German as foreign languages in different institutions of higher learning in Poland, have been able to propose an appropriate rating of Polish, English and German in the framework: ‘native language – global language- neighbouring language’. The typology proposed herein, as a result of an analysis of a questionnaire addressed to the above defined group of subjects, is based on the notions of ‘language substratum’, ‘language adstratum’, and ‘language superstratum’ as reflecting the different degrees of language awareness based on the collective functioning of a number of selected parameters. In the present study, the parameters of ‘usefulness’, ‘betterness’, and ‘sustainability/maintenance’ have been used. It has been shown that, as a result of language contact defined above, different levels of awareness of the contacting languages may be established. Subsequently, an attempt at showing the different status of Polish, German and English in the afore mentioned group of subjects has been made and a number of conclusions, general and specific, have been drawn. In particular, it has been postulated that the overall mechanism of generating the different degrees of natural language awareness involves a (socially and individually) relevant process of joint perception and evaluation of the languages under generally long-term ”mild invasion” contact conditions, or, more precisely, the joint perception and evaluation of the sheaths surrounding the particular languages which collide with each other. Under these conditions, Polish has been found as a weakly superstratal language (i.e. with a single bent toward the substratal value of ‘usefulness’, German has been defined as a strong adstratal language (i.e. with a single bent toward the superstratal value of ‘sustainability’), while English has been defined as a uniformly superstratal language (i.e. with all the three parameters obtaining the highest value). The results thus obtained may serve as a basis for further discussions on the relevance of the notions of ‘local’ versus ‘global’ language.
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Wizerunek cmentarza – w wymiarze języka, kultury, dziedzictwa – uwagi wstępne na przykładzie cmentarza mennonitów w Stogach Malborskich

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Puppel J., Koszko M.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2017
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issue 17
513-522
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Wizerunek cmentarza – w wymiarze języka, kultury, dziedzictwa – uwagi wstępne na przykładzie cmentarza mennonitów w Stogach Malborskich
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Image, or what? an attempt towards a holistic exploration

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Puppel S., Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2020
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vol. 20
205-210
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The following is a proposition paper whose purpose is to try to provide a solid theoretical (modelling) background for research on image generation and image maintenance. As such, it is intentionally devoid of any experimental/empirical findings. And although we agree that model-reasoning is difficult to observe, we nevertheless utterly agree with Rosenblueth and Wiener’s stance according to which ‘scientific knowledge consists of a sequence of abstract models, preferably formal, occasionally material in nature (Rosenblueth/Wiener, 1945,320), who further also stated that ‘the ideal model would be one which would cover the entire universe’ (Rosenblueth/Wiener, 1945,320). We are, of course, convinced that material substance can and should be provided later on as research continues to accrue with reference to the model(s) proposed.General assumptions which are put forth in the paper are the following:1. image is pervasive in nature; in fact, in humans it is more pervasive than language. This is due to the fact that the visual-tactile modality is of fundamental significance in the daily conduct of the human species (see e.g. Fletcher, 1952; Pirenne, 1967; Schiffman, 1982; Gordon, 1989; Sekuler/Blake, 1994).2. Owing to its pervasiveness, image may be approached holistically, that is, it may be likened to life, especially to its exteriorization within the bounds of the material and perceiving/acting human body.3. The paper is based on some general theoretical orientations which may be summarized as the following:– material positivism: within this orientation, the subject matter of research is the universal occurrence of embodiment/entitiation and its consequences, dialectical constructivism: within this orientation, a human agent as an embodied entity/organism is assumed to be involved in a continuous process of constructing and changing images.
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Obecność i rola audiodeskrypcji jako wizerunku audialnego, mediującego w akcie komunikacyjnym: badanie pilotażowe

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Mikołajczyk K., Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2020
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vol. 20
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Audiodescription is a type of translation in which visual elements are transferred into verbal descriptions. Numerous studies discuss the influence of this additional narration on media accessibility for its target audiences, namely partially sighted and blind people. Nevertheless, the impact of audiodescription on different audiences, such as sighted people, is still underdeveloped. The aim of this article is to investigate the influence of audiodescription which can be considered an example of mediation in the act of communication, on sighted audiences.
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Wizerunek i wskaźnikowość układów ciała ludzkiego w reklamie na przykładzie polskiej prasy kobiecej – badanie i uwagi wstępne

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Kowalewska K., Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2017
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issue 17
495-502
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Wizerunek i wskaźnikowość układów ciała ludzkiego w reklamie na przykładziepolskiej prasy kobiecej – badanie i uwagi wstępne
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Co-generation and maintenance of ‘dialogic space’ by means of verbal-gestural involvement, with some pedagogical implications

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Puppel J., Puppel S.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2018
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issue 18
221-230
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We emphasize that ‘dialogic space’ is a precondition to the presence and maintenance of collective culture whose most conspicuous dimension is dialogic culture. We assume that dialogic culture constitutes the fullest dimension of humanity, and we highlight its role in a number of assumptions (1-8). Next, dialogic culture in terms of its properties is briefly discussed. We further assume that dialogic space in its verbal-non-verbal tanglements is of central significance in foreign language pedagogy and as such it should be present in foreign teaching/learning programs in order to help promote the positively-charged dialogue-oriented society of practice and at the same time exclude the proliferation of negatively-charged communications.
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Empathic and peacebuilding gestures: an analysis of greeting gestures across cultures

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Puppel J., Rozpendowska A.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2021
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vol. 21
221-245
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Communication process allows people to receive and send messages through verbal and nonverbal resources which play an important role in healthy interpersonal acts. While verbal communication has been the subject of many studies, the present study aims to focus mainly on the nonverbal aspect that is greeting gestures. In this article we shall analyze which greeting gesture, that is widely used across different cultures may evoke a feeling of empathy and thus build peaceful interactions so needed in human communication nowadays.
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Kultura strachu

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Puppel S., Puppel J.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2021
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vol. 21
211-220
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The ‘culture of fear’ constitutes an important environment for mankind. It is an interplay of biological, socio-cultural and linguistic dimensions which, in fact, underlie human existence. The dominance of one subtype of culture with respect to fear, the dystopian culture, pulls mankind into a culture of aggression, competitiveness and intolerance (or into the win-lose perspective). On the other hand, eutopian culture pulls mankind into a culture of non-aggression, cooperation, tolerance and inclusiveness (or into the win-win perspective). In fact, one may easily envisage that a well-functioning human society should remain in a state of balance between the two types of culture and it is the dystopian type of culture that should be kept in check, while the eutopian culture should be favoured if the earth as the carrier of all life, the existing biodiversity, and humanity, are to be sustained.
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Szkic do portretu Jubilata

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Koszko M., Kowalewska K., Puppel J., Wąsikiewicz-Firlej E., Wilczyńska E.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2017
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issue 17
17-23
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Szkic do portretu Jubilata: Profesora Stanisława Puppla
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Życzenia dla Jubilata

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Koszko M., Kowalewska K., Puppel J., Wąsikiewicz-Firlej E., Wilczyńska E.
Scripta Neophilologica Posnaniensia
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2017
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issue 17
7-9
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Życzenia dla Jubilata: Profesora Stanisława Puppla
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