Intercultural Communication
1st Edition
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Hardback
1720 pages
978-1-000-01979-7 (ISBN)
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Intercultural communication research finds its roots primarily in anthropology, psychology, and sociology. However, many intercultural communication scholars draw mostly from a relatively recent body of work. Intercultural Communication represents both the classic works that set the foundation for the field as well as the more recent influential works. The volumes examine a wider and more interdisciplinary range of literature that has influenced this field.
Volume I includes writings that provide the foundation for the emergent study of intercultural communication. The literature in this volume represents foundational works on culture and communication related to social structure, role, world view, meaning, interaction, and exchange. Although intercultural communication researchers use a variety of theories from various fields of study, in all only about 20 theories are associated specifically with intercultural communication; Volume II provides the most informative research related to these theories. Volume III covers literature related to both established and emerging methodological approaches for studying intercultural communication. Volume IV looks at the factors that affect how cultures' communicate and diffuse information across cultural boundaries. These factors include urbanization; immigration; availability of media and transportation systems; and religious and ethnic identities.
Volume I includes writings that provide the foundation for the emergent study of intercultural communication. The literature in this volume represents foundational works on culture and communication related to social structure, role, world view, meaning, interaction, and exchange. Although intercultural communication researchers use a variety of theories from various fields of study, in all only about 20 theories are associated specifically with intercultural communication; Volume II provides the most informative research related to these theories. Volume III covers literature related to both established and emerging methodological approaches for studying intercultural communication. Volume IV looks at the factors that affect how cultures' communicate and diffuse information across cultural boundaries. These factors include urbanization; immigration; availability of media and transportation systems; and religious and ethnic identities.
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VOLUME 1: STRUCTURAL AND IDEATIONAL FOUNDATIONS Structural Influences The Functional Prerequisites of a Society - D.F. Aberle, A.K. Cohen, A.K. Davis, M.J. Levy Jr., and F.X. Sutton The Difference Between Communal and Exchange Relationships: What it is and is not - Margaret S. Clark and Judson Mills Communal and Exchange Relationships - Judson Mills and Margaret S. Clark Functionalism and Structuralism - Alexandra Maryanski and Jonathan Turner Suicide: A study in sociology - Emile Durkheim Instruments, Data, Values - Charles Morris Toward the Development of an Empirically Based Theory of Role Relationships - Jerald Hage and Gerald Marwell What is the Meaning of Santa Claus? - Warren O. Hagstrom Dynamic Social Impact: The creation of culture by communication - Bibb Latan� Social Structure and Sex-role Choices Among Children in Four Cultures - Robert L. Munroe Sociology: An approach to human communication - John W. Riley, Jr., and Matilda White Riley National Wealth and Thermal Climate as Predictors of Motives for Volunteer Work - Evert van de Vliert, Xu Huang, and Robert V. Levine Origin of Modern Capitalism - Max Weber The Measurement of Communication Processes: Galileo theory and method - J. Woelfel, and E.L Fink Cross-cultural Comparisons - William B. Gudykunst Evolutionary Influences Of Brains and Groups and Evolution - Robin Dunbar Where do Cultures Come From? - Satoshi Kanazawa What is Evolutionary Theory? - Alan S. Miller and Satoahsi Kanazawa A Cross-cultural Analysis of the Behavior of Women and Men: Implications for the origins of sex differences - Wendy Wood and Alice H. Eagly VOLUME 2: STUDYING INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION How to Study Intercultural Communication Imposed Etics-emics-derived Etics: The operationalization of a compelling idea - J.W. Berry A Role for Communication Theory in Ethnography and Cultural Analysis - Donal Carbaugh and Sally O. Hastings Rethinking the Culture-negotiation Link - Robert J. Janosik On the Relation Between Individual and Collective Properties - Paul F. Lazarsfeld and Herbert Menzel Cross-cultural Differences: Individual-level vs. culture-level analysis - Kwok Leung Thinking Dialectically About Culture and Communication - Judith H. Martin and Thomas K. Nakayama Methods for Studying Intercultural Communication Comparative Research Methodology: Cross-cultural studies - Richard W. Brislin Quantitative Methods for Conflict Communication Research, with Special Reference to Culture - Edward Fink, Deborah A. Cai and Qi Wang Issues in Cross-cultural Communication Research - William B. Gudykunst Problems in Intercultural Research - J. David Johnson and Frank Tuttle An Empirical Investigation of Self-attitudes - Manford H. Kuhn and Thomas S. McPartland Cross-cultural Comparability in the Measurement of Meaning - Charles E. Osgood Values Used to Study Intercultural Communication Individualism and Collectivism Chinese Values and the Search for Culture-free Dimensions of Culture - Chinese Culture Connection Using Individualism and Collectivism to Compare Cultures: A critique of the validity and measurement of the constructs: Comment on Oyserman et al. (2002) - Alan Page Fiske Conflict Styles Differences Between Individualists and Collectivists - Deborah A. Cai and Edward L. Fink Self-Construals Culture and the Self: Implications for cognition, emotion, and motivation - Hazel Rose Markus and Shinobu Kitayama The Cultural Psychology of Personality - Hazel Rose Markus and Shinobu Kitayama Self-construal Scales Lack Validity - Timothy R. Levine, Mary Jiang Bresnahan, Hee Sun Park, Maria Knight Lapinski, Gwen M. Wittenbaum, Sachiyo Morinaga Shearman, Sun Young Lee, Donghun Chung & Rie Ohashi Cognition Culture and Systems of Thought: Holistic versus analytic cognition - Richard E. Nisbett, Kaiping Peng, Incheol Choi and Ara Norenzayan Cultural Pr