Introducing intercultural communication : global cultures and contexts /
| Основен автор: | Liu, Shuang. |
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| Други автори: | Gallois, Cynthia., Volčič, Zala. |
| Формат: | Книга |
| Език: | English |
| Публикувано: |
London ; Thousand Oaks, Calif. :
Sage,
2011.
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| Издание: | 1st ed. |
| Предмети: |
Съдържание:
- Machine generated contents note:
- 1.
- Challenges of Living in a Global Society
- Living in a global village
- Contributors to cultural diversity
- The necessity and benefits of intercultural communication
- Summary
- Case Study: The Cronulla riots
- Further Reading
- 2.
- Understanding Communication
- The essence of communication
- The multifaceted nature of communication
- Models of communication
- Levels of communication
- Communication and culture
- Summary
- Case Study: Hanging out in the public square
- Further Reading
- 3.
- Understanding Culture
- The pervasive nature of culture
- Definitions and components of culture
- Characteristics of culture
- Subcultures
- Summary
- Case Study: The Roma people in Eastern Europe
- Further Reading
- 4.
- The Influence of Culture on Perception
- The nature of human perception
- Stages of the perception process
- The influence of culture on perception
- Perception and intercultural communication
- Summary
- Case Study: How are Eastern Europeans perceived by the West?
- Further Reading
- 5.
- Cultural Orientations and Behaviours
- Culture as a repertoire of human behaviours
- Dimensions of culture
- Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck's value orientations
- Intercultural communication ethics
- Summary
- Case Study: Dinner at a Japanese home
- Further Reading
- 6.
- Verbal Communication and Culture
- The power of language
- The components and characteristics of verbal codes
- Language and perception
- Cultural variations in verbal communication
- Language and identity
- Summary
- Case Study: How many languages still exist in the world today?
- Further Reading
- 7.
- Nonverbal Communication and Culture
- Universality and variation of nonverbal communication
- Characteristics and functions of nonverbal codes
- Types of nonverbal communication
- Influence of culture on nonverbal communication
- Summary
- Case Study: Yum cha and Chinese culture
- Further Reading
- 8.
- Categorization, Subgroups, and Identities
- The multifaceted nature of identities
- Social categorization and identities
- Subgroup memberships and different types of identities
- Identities and intercultural communication
- Summary
- Case Study: History of South African identity and apartheid in South Africa
- Further Reading
- 9.
- Developing Relations with Culturally Different Others
- The nature of human relationships
- Dimensions of human relationships
- Stages of human relationship development
- Culture and human relationship development
- Developing intercultural relationships
- Summary
- Case Study: Love by arrangement in India
- Further Reading
- 10.
- Managing Intercultural Conflicts
- Pervasiveness of intercultural conflicts
- Potential sources of intercultural conflict
- Stages in the conflict process
- Conflict management styles and approaches
- Influence of culture on conflict management
- Summary
- Case Study: Violent conflicts in the former Yugoslavia
- Further Reading
- 11.
- The Mass Media, Technology, and Cultural Change
- The world of the mass media
- Globalization, technology, and the mass media
- The mass media and symbolic social reality
- The mass media and cultural change
- Summary
- Case Study: OhMyNews in South Korea
- Further Reading
- 12.
- Immigration and Acculturation
- Immigration and cultural diversity
- Migration and globalization
- Diversity and multiculturalism
- Acculturation and culture shock
- Cross-cultural adaptation
- Summary
- Case Study: Migration and diversity in Australia
- Further Reading
- 13.
- Becoming an Effective Intercultural Communicator
- Global and local dimensions of culture
- Homogenization and fragmentation
- From local to global
- From global to local
- Developing intercultural competence
- Summary
- Case Study: Doctors without Borders
- Further Reading.