Understanding intercultural communication : negotiating a grammar of culture /

Understanding intercultural communication : negotiating a grammar of culture /

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Author / Creator:Holliday, Adrian.
Imprint:Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge, 2013.
Description:1 online resource
Language:English
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Intercultural communication.
Intercultural communication
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ISBN:9781135046194
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Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Summary:"In this book, Adrian Holliday provides a practical framework to help students analyse intercultural communication. Underpinned by a new grammar of culture developed by Holliday, this book will incorporate examples and activities to enable students and professionals to investigate culture on very new, entirely non-essentialist lines. This book will address key issues in intercultural communication including: the positive contribution of people from diverse cultural backgrounds, the politics of Self and Other which promote negative stereotyping, the basis for a bottom-up approach to globalization in which Periphery cultural realities can gain voice and ownership. Written by a key researcher in the field, this book presents cutting edge research and a framework for analysis which will make it essential reading for upper undergraduate and postgraduate students studying intercultural communication and professionals in the field"--EBL
Other form:Print version: Holliday, Adrian. Understanding intercultural communication. Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon : Routledge, 2013 9780415691314

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505 0 |a 1. The grammar of culture -- 2. Cultural practices -- 3. Investigating culture -- 4. Constructing culture -- 5. Dialogue with structure -- 6. Historical narratives -- 7. Discourses of culture -- 8. Prejudice -- 9. Cultural travel and innovation -- 10. Epilogue: theoretical perspective. 
505 0 0 |g 1.  |t The grammar of culture --  |t Particular social and political structures --  |t Underlying universal cultural processes --  |t Particular cultural products --  |t Cultural negotiation --  |t How the grammar is used throughout the book --  |t Categories of cultural action --  |t Summary --  |t Further reference --  |g 2.  |t Cultural practices --  |t Foreigners and newcomers --  |t Examples and factors --  |t How to behave --  |t Anna visiting Beatrice's family --  |t Being successful --  |t Global trajectory --  |t Dealing with being Othered --  |t Dima and Christoff: future in-laws --  |t Dima and Christoff: the issue with Facebook --  |t Misunderstanding and Othering --  |t Negative understanding: prejudice and easy answers --  |t The problem with 'values' --  |t Seductive statements about culture --  |t Positive understanding: appreciating complexity --  |t Working things out --  |t Summary --  |t Notes --  |t Further reference --  |g 3.  |t Investigating culture --  |t Approaching the unfamiliar and foreign --  |t Against understanding --  |t In favour of understanding --  |t Francisca, Gita and Hande: looking for an intercultural methodology --  |t A critical qualitative approach --  |t The problem with stereotypes and a top-down approach --  |t Making the familiar strange and putting aside easy answers --  |t Ivonne preparing to go abroad --  |t Unresolved issues --  |t Opening up to complexity --  |t Ivonne, Jung and Lan: using previous experience --  |t Asking ethnographic questions --  |t Ivonne and Lan: complex views about eating --  |t Ethnographic narrative writing --  |t Guidelines for writing an ethnographic narrative --  |t Summary --  |t Notes --  |t Further reference --  |g 4.  |t Constructing culture --  |t The constant process of forming culture --  |t Abi and Tomos making a cultural event --  |t Collaboration in small culture formation --  |t Cultural travel and building --  |t Routinisation --  |t Rituals --  |t Engineering conformity in the workplace --  |t Reification --  |t Dualities --  |t Self and Other --  |t Idealisation and demonisation --  |t Small culture formation on the run --  |t Cultural travel --  |t What we imagine --  |t Summary --  |t Notes --  |t Further reference --  |g 5.  |t Dialogue with structure --  |t Rumour vs. observation --  |t How this works with Protestantism --  |t The case of Confucianism --  |t Jenna and Malee: critical thinking --  |t Essentialism --  |t Jenna, Bekka and Malee: the problem with 'Westernisation --  |t Loss or development --  |t Modernisation and globalisation --  |t Cultural traps --  |t Creative cultural behaviour --  |t Duality --  |t Summary --  |t Note --  |t Further reference --  |g 6.  |t Historical narratives --  |t Ivonne, Chung and Ning: simple things about food --  |t Invention --  |t Stefan, Alicia and Roxana: 'it's what you wear' --  |t Kay and Pushpa: sociological blindness --  |t Types and solutions --  |t Alicia: critical reading --  |t Taking stock --  |t Orientalism --  |t Summary --  |t Notes --  |t Further reference --  |g 7.  |t Discourses of culture --  |t Discourses --  |t Gains, losses and power --  |t Agency and control --  |t Discourses as social constructions --  |t Ramla, Ed and Jonathan: sticking to principles --  |t Projecting strong essentialist statements --  |t Nada, Jahan and Osama: getting it wrong? --  |t Suspicion towards well-wishing --  |t Cultural resistance --  |t The objectivist myth --  |t A discourse of science --  |t Nada, Osama, Theobald and Jahan: 'shall we share our cultures?' --  |t Festivals and food --  |t Managing and undoing discourses --  |t Summary --  |t Notes --  |t Further reference --  |g 8.  |t Prejudice --  |t Cultural prejudice and race --  |t Innocent beginnings --  |t Martha and Katya: meeting behaviour --  |t Francisca, Hande and Gita: missing home, belief and disbelief --  |t Polarisation --  |t Ambivalence and struggle --  |t Alicia, Stefan and banter --  |t Summary --  |t Notes --  |t Further reference --  |g 9.  |t Cultural travel and innovation --  |t John abroad: politeness and space --  |t Cultural change --  |t Wary of relativism --  |t Safa and her friends: cherries, paying and serving --  |t What works --  |t Contestation, acceptance and rejection --  |t Safa: 'when are you going back?' --  |t Cultural belief and disbelief --  |t Achieving intercultural communication --  |t Summary --  |t Notes --  |t Further reference --  |g 10.  |t Epilogue: theoretical perspective --  |t The grammar and small cultures --  |t Dealing with national culture --  |t The need to account for social action --  |t Representing a bottom-up reality --  |t Learning from the margins --  |t The potential for crossing intercultural lines --  |t Cultural realism. 
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