Communication and identity across cultures /
Communication and identity across cultures / [print]
edited by Dolores V. Tanno, Alberto Gonzalez.
- Thousand Oaks, California : Sage Publications, (c)1998.
- vii, 240 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm.
- International and intercultural communication annual v. 21 .
Published in cooperation with the National Communication Association, International and Intercultural Division.
Sites of identity in communication and culture Patriotic breeders or colonized converts : a postcolonial feminist approach to antifootbinding discourse in China Swinging the trapeze : the negotiation of identity among Asian Indian immigrant women in the United States Razzing : ritualized uses of humor as a form of identification among American Indians The cultural deprivation of an Oklahoma Cherokee family Linguistic agons : the self and society opposition and American Quakers Researching cultural identity : reconciling interpretive and postcolonial perspectives Distinguishing cultural systems : change as a variable explaining and predicting cross-cultural communication Problematizing "nation" in intercultural communication research Response to Chesebro's change variable to explain cross-cultural communication Change, nation-states, and the centrality of a communication perspective Dolores V. Tanno, Alberto Gonzalez Wen Shu Lee Radha S. Hegde Steven B. Pratt Lynda Dixon Shaver Nancy Wick Mary Jane Collier -- "Diversity" versus "national unity" : the struggle between moderns, premoderns, and postmoderns in contemporary South Africa Eric Louw James W. Chesebro Kent A. Ono Carley Dodd James W. Chesebro.
0761913025 9780761913023 0761913033 9780761913030
Intercultural communication.
Group identity.
GN345.C666 1998
Published in cooperation with the National Communication Association, International and Intercultural Division.
Sites of identity in communication and culture Patriotic breeders or colonized converts : a postcolonial feminist approach to antifootbinding discourse in China Swinging the trapeze : the negotiation of identity among Asian Indian immigrant women in the United States Razzing : ritualized uses of humor as a form of identification among American Indians The cultural deprivation of an Oklahoma Cherokee family Linguistic agons : the self and society opposition and American Quakers Researching cultural identity : reconciling interpretive and postcolonial perspectives Distinguishing cultural systems : change as a variable explaining and predicting cross-cultural communication Problematizing "nation" in intercultural communication research Response to Chesebro's change variable to explain cross-cultural communication Change, nation-states, and the centrality of a communication perspective Dolores V. Tanno, Alberto Gonzalez Wen Shu Lee Radha S. Hegde Steven B. Pratt Lynda Dixon Shaver Nancy Wick Mary Jane Collier -- "Diversity" versus "national unity" : the struggle between moderns, premoderns, and postmoderns in contemporary South Africa Eric Louw James W. Chesebro Kent A. Ono Carley Dodd James W. Chesebro.
0761913025 9780761913023 0761913033 9780761913030
Intercultural communication.
Group identity.
GN345.C666 1998