Baldwin, Coleman, Gonzalez, Shenoy-Packer:

Intercultural Communication for Everyday Life

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Table Of Contents

Chapter 1: A Rationale for Studying Intercultural Communication: Why Should We Know about Other Cultures?

Chapter 2: Action, Ethics, and Research: How can I make a difference?

Chapter 3: Origins: Where does our “culture” come from?

Chapter 4: Subjective Culture: What is the Base upon which Cultural Communication is Built?

Chapter 5: Identity: Struggle, Resistance, & Solidarity: How Can I Think about my Identity and that of Others?

Chapter 6: Intolerance-Acceptance-Appreciation: How can we make the world a more tolerant place?

Chapter 7: Verbal Communication: How Can I Reduce Cultural Misunderstandings in my Verbal Communication?

Chapter 8: Nonverbal Communication: Can I make nonverbal blunders and not even know it?

Chapter 9: Rhetoric and Culture [González]: How Does my Culture Relate to Persuasive Writing and Speaking?

Chapter 10: Culture, Communication, and Media: How Do Media Shape our Views of Others?

Chapter 11: Global Media, Global Cultures: How Do Culture and Globalization Influence Each Other?

Chapter 12: Adaptation and Intercultural Competence: How can I Be Effective in a New Culture?

Chapter 13: Relationships and Conflict: How Can I Have Better Cross-Cultural Relationships?

Chapter 14: The Political Context: How Can We Use Communication to Shape Politics and Culture?

Chapter 15: The Organizational and Educational Contexts: How Does Culture Shape Business, and How is Business

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