Nghiên cứu về việc sử dụng ngôn ngữ cơ thể trong các bài phát biểu nhậm chức của Tổng thống Mỹ

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DECLARATION

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ABSTRACT

LIST OF FIGURES

LIST OF TABLES

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PART A. PART A: INTRODUCTION

A.1. Rationale for the Study

A.2. Aims of the Study

A.3. Significance of the Study

A.4. Scope of the Study

A.5. Organization of the Study

CHAPTER 1. CHAPTER 1: LITERATURE REVIEW

1.1. Introduction to Body Language or Nonverbal Communication

1.2. Definition of body language or nonverbal communication

1.3. Elements of nonverbal communication

1.4. Theories, Structures and Significance of Nonverbal Communication

1.4.1. Theories of Nonverbal Communication

1.4.2. Ray Birdwhistell's Theory on Kinesics (1970)

1.4.3. Edward Hall‘s Theory on Proxemics

1.4.4. Paul Ekman and Wallace Friesen‘s Theory on Kinesics (1969)

1.5. Functions of Nonverbal Communication

1.6. Structure and Properties of Nonverbal Communication

1.7. Significance, Benefits and Limitations of Nonverbal Communication

1.8. Relationships between verbal and nonverbal communication

1.9. Studying fields of nonverbal communication

1.10. Significance of nonverbal communication in social activities

1.11. Applications of body gestures in nonverbal communication

CHAPTER 2. CHAPTER 2: DATA COLLECTION, ANALYSIS AND DISCUSSION OF NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION OF THE US PRESIDENTS

2.1. The uses of Hands and Smiles of the Presidents in Inaugural Addresses

2.2. The Uses of Left and Right Hands of the Presidents for Positive and Negative Valences

2.3. Implications for The Use of Nonverbal Behavior in Cross-cultural Communication

2.4. Suggestions for Further Studies

Appendix 1: President Bush‘s 2001 Inaugural Address Transcript

Appendix 2: President Obama‘s 2009 Inaugural Address Transcript