Experiencing Intercultural Communication: An Introduction, 2/e
Judith N. Martin,
Arizona State University---Tempe Thomas K. Nakayama,
Arizona State University---Tempe
ISBN: 0072862890 Copyright year: 2005
New to this Edition
Extended discussions of current global religious conflicts and implications for intercultural communication.
An exploration for causes of the 9/11 attacks and content that relates to the Peace imperative to the study of intercultural communication.
Discussion on stereotypes based on contemporary religious struggles.
Expanded narrative on religious identity and global religious histories and the implications for intercultural communication.
Increased coverage of cultural variations in communication style and models for effective intercultural communication.
Coverage of cultural variations in attitudes toward speaking, writing, and silence.
Coverage of "third culture building".
Coverage of intercultural communication as "improvised performance".
"Building Intercultural Skills" sections help students think critically about their intercultural attitudes and beliefs, and hone their skills in cross-cultural communication.
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