Title:
Intercultural business communication
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Edition:
4th ed.
Publication Information:
Upper Saddle River, NJ : Pearson/Prentice Hall, 2007
ISBN:
9780131860094
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Summary
Summary
For international or intercultural business communication courses. Chaney/Martin is the only intercultural communication book to use research based on experts' perceptions to determine which topics to cover.
Table of Contents
Foreword | p. ix |
Preface | p. xi |
About the Authors | p. xiii |
Chapter 1 The Nature of Intercultural Communication | p. 1 |
Globalization | p. 4 |
Culture | p. 5 |
Enculturation | p. 7 |
Acculturation | p. 8 |
Ethnocentrism | p. 9 |
Norms, Rules, Roles, and Networks | p. 10 |
Subcultures and Subgroups | p. 10 |
Cultural Intelligence | p. 11 |
Communication Barriers | p. 12 |
Intercultural Constructs | p. 13 |
Multinational Management Orientations | p. 14 |
Chapter 2 Universal Systems | p. 21 |
Economic Systems | p. 21 |
Political Systems | p. 27 |
World Economics | p. 30 |
Educational Systems | p. 31 |
Marriage and Family Systems | p. 36 |
Social Hierarchies and Interaction | p. 42 |
Chapter 3 Contrasting Cultural Values | p. 51 |
Values | p. 51 |
Semantic Differences | p. 53 |
Attribution and Perception | p. 54 |
Attitudes Toward Women | p. 55 |
Work Attitudes | p. 58 |
Attitudes Toward Ethics | p. 60 |
Religious Influences | p. 61 |
Individualism and Collectivism | p. 63 |
Chapter 4 Cultural Shock | p. 73 |
Stages of Cultural Shock | p. 76 |
Alleviating Cultural Shock | p. 78 |
Aspects of Cultural Shock | p. 83 |
Relationships and Family Considerations | p. 86 |
Public and Private Self | p. 86 |
Chapter 5 Language | p. 93 |
High- and Low-Context Language | p. 95 |
Language Diversity | p. 95 |
The Language of Numbers | p. 96 |
Informal and Alternative Languages | p. 96 |
Forms of Verbal Interaction | p. 98 |
Linear and Nonlinear Language | p. 99 |
Vocabulary Equivalence | p. 99 |
Parables and Proverbs | p. 101 |
Conversation Taboos | p. 102 |
Nature of Language | p. 104 |
Translation Problems | p. 104 |
Interpreter Use | p. 106 |
Host Language | p. 108 |
Thought | p. 109 |
Language and Culture Interaction | p. 111 |
Chapter 6 Oral and Nonverbal Communication | |
Patterns | p. 117 |
Thought Patterns | p. 117 |
Paralanguage | p. 118 |
Chronemics | p. 119 |
Proxemics | p. 121 |
Oculesics | p. 122 |
Olfactics | p. 123 |
Haptics | p. 124 |
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