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                          – intercultural science transfer 403–5,  – Comprehension Strategy 46
                            409                               – manifestness 47
                          – Islam 431–2                       – Presumption of Optimal Relevance 46
                          – language maintenance 405–6        – Production Strategy 46
                          – in legal contexts 290, 295–8, 400–2  religion
                          – linguistic expansion 406–9        – Islam 431–2
                          – schools 398–400                   – lingua francas 211
                          – societal interaction 395          – prayer formulas 181, 182, 183, 184,
                          – sociolinguistic approach 456        187, 191–2
                          preference structures 133–4         respect 159, 184
                          Price Waterhouse 492, 494           ritual and style 124–5, 173–93, 501
                          prosodic features 130–1             – Caucasian Georgia 173, 175, 179,
                          proverbs 139–40                       180–7, 190, 191–2, 193
                          Pruitt, Dean G. 111                 – conceptions of personhood 176–7, 192
                          Pugh, Derek 264, 276                – contextualization cues 177
                          Putsch, R. W. 247                   – dress and gender 134, 175, 177
                                                              – eating and drinking 175
                                                              – face 176, 178, 192
                                                              – formality vs. informality 179–80
                          Q
                                                              – German–Georgian situations 185,
                          Quappe, Stephanie 507                 192–3
                          Quasthoff, Uta 423–4                – Germany 174, 178, 179, 185, 190–1,
                          Queensland Criminal Justice Commission  192–3
                            (CJC) 289, 290–5, 296             – gift-giving 174
                          questionnaires 57–8                 – Goffman’s concept of rituality 174–7
                          Quirk, Randolph 205                 – handling cultural differences 191–3
                                                              – humour 178
                                                              – inference 177–8
                                                              – keying 178, 189
                          R
                                                              – “lines” 176
                          racism 368–9, 383                   – pathos 178–9, 183, 184, 187, 189, 191
                          Radford, Lorraine 343               – religious formulas 181, 182, 183, 184,
                          Rahim, M. Afzalur 99, 100, 102, 106   187, 191–2
                          Rampton, Ben 289, 295, 297, 303     – Russian-Kazakh toasts 187–90
                          rapport 105–6                       – social interaction 175–6
                          Redder, Angelika 396, 397, 402, 405  – style 173, 177–9
                          Regional Language Network, UK 223   – toast rituals 132, 134, 173, 175, 180–91
                          register 501                        Roberts, Celia et al. 143 n6, 252, 256
                          Rehbein, Jochen 396, 397, 398–9, 400,  ROCI-II Instrument (Rahim Organiz-
                            402, 405                            ational Conflict Inventory-II) 101–2
                          Reisigl, Martin 373                 role play 496–7, 503, 526
                          Relevance Theory 32, 33–7           Rösch, Martin 268
                          – in cognition 43–5                 Rose, Kenneth R. 525
                          – Cognitive Principle of Relevance 46  Russia
                          – in communication 33–4, 45–51      – academia 139
                          – Communicative Principle of Rel-   – cross-cultural intimate relationships
                            evance 46                           346, 348, 353
                          – communicative strength 50–1       – media interpretation 328, 332, 333
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