论文信息 - Using Graphics to Communicate Across Cultures

Using Graphics to Communicate Across Cultures

This paper explores the potential of graphical communication for cross-linguistic/cultural interaction. Results demonstrate that interactive graphical communication provides a useful cross-cultural communication tool. However, communicative success is limited by information type, such that concepts that do not share a comparable visual form across cultures are less successfully communicated.

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