Etiquette (90,00 руб.)

Федеральное агентство по образованию Государственное образовательное учреждение высшего профессионального образования «Казанский государственный технологический университет» Нижнекамский химико-технологический институт ETIQUETTE Методические указания Казань КГТУ 2008 Составители: ст.преп. <...> Предназначены для студентов I-II курсов всех специальностей. <...> Рафикова UNIT I. Principles of Etiquette. “Behaviour is a mirror in which everyone displays his image.” Goethe Reading for discussion. <...> We live in the society and have to deal with other people all the time. <...> Not every person is easy to get along because each of us has his own interests and manners. <...> To make everybody comfortable there exist special rules of behaviour for every person. <...> The idea of such rules goes back to the times when people began to live in groups and understood that it was better to get along with one another than to quarrel or fight. <...> The first rules for proper social behaviour were developed in today ancient Greece and Rome. <...> Much of today’s formal etiquette originated in the French royal courts in the late seventeenth century. <...> For example shaking hands is one of earliest forms of etiquette. <...> Today many of us worry about etiquette: we need to know what to say and how to behave in a particular situation. <...> Our language and our manners must be appropriate to the situation. *** - 3 - TEXT 2. <...> Etiquette is based on three very important principles: Treat others as you want to be treated Every one of us has to be treated with kindness and respect. <...> If we hope to receive kindness and respect from other people we must treat them with the same. <...> Being around a person who is ugly because of crude behaviour is often sad and depressing. <...> However, being around a person who is beautiful because of gracious behaviour is often inspiring. <...> Generally speaking, people do not want to be around a person who makes them feel depressed. <...> Instead, they want to be around someone who makes them feel good. *** TEXT 3. <...> Each culture has its own system of etiquette and they are sometimes very different. <...> Behaviour that is proper <...>