To anglicise (or in North American Englishanglicize) is to adapt a foreign word into the English language, often modifying its form to correspond to standard English Frenchdemoiselle, meaning "little lady". Another common type of anglicisation is the inclusion of a foreign article as part of a noun (eg. algebra, lavolta).
Names can be anglicised, for example, Johann Müller could become John Miller.
Because of their linguistic and often also their regional ties, the texts of social and cultural scientists, by preserving culture, act as a barrier to inter and multicultural communication.
This provincialism, which is not to be judged as totally negative, was to be sure improved by the gradual, technologically driven universalization and possibly also by anglification, without of course eliminating the negative attitude toward the picture.
The use of visual means can not only foster multiculturalism and intercultural communication, but will also provide the best opportunities for innovative theory and for the mediation of scientific knowledge to members of other groups both within and outside the field of culture.
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