Cross-Cultural Analysis of English and Italian Economic Discourse:
Cross-Cultural Analysis of English and Italian Economic Discourse:
Cross-Cultural Analysis of English and Italian Economic Discourse:
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Anglo-Saxon vs.<strong>Italian</strong>LINEAR ACTIVEMULTI-ACTIVEcool, factual, decisiveplanners, their body languageis more controlled <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong>gestures very moderate whileexpressing their attitudes <strong>and</strong>opinions.essentially individualist <strong>and</strong>‘universalists’ – they thinkrules apply to every body.Focused, confrontationpossible, but ready tocompromiseemotional, loquacious <strong>and</strong>impulsive, their bodylanguage <strong>and</strong> h<strong>and</strong> gesturesto punctuate an expression<strong>and</strong> give their attitudes <strong>and</strong>opinions a shading that theword or phrase itself lacks.essentially collectivist <strong>and</strong> atthe same time ‘particularist’ -they believe that personalrelationships <strong>and</strong> friendshipsshould take precedence overrules <strong>and</strong> regulations.do many things at the sametime; they are flexible, goodat changing plans <strong>and</strong> happyto improvise.