Edward Hall believed that by interacting with people from other cultures, we learn about them, but also discover our own hidden patterns of thought. These are the "little things we forgot we learned."
Students from Japan preparing to work or study abroad need intercultural communication skills, but books containing the necessary information often contain unfamiliar references or language that is not level-appropriate. This text is specifically written to be accessible to an audience with a Japanese background, but with an intermediate to advanced level of English.
It covers many of the concepts and names typically included in introductory courses on intercultural communication in English-speaking countries, but with examples that students without overseas experience can understand. It also includes a discussion of diversity in Japan, which will be relevant for many years to come.
Contents include:
What is culture?
Identity
Basic introductions to Hofstede, Edward Hall, and other important researchers
Preparing for study abroad
Nonverbal communication
Power and status
Culture shock
Stereotyping
How marginality can be advantageous
Plus a (very) basic introduction to the humanities compared to social science, and research methods
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Edward Hall believed that by interacting with people from other cultures, we learn about them, but also discover our own hidden patterns of thought. These are the "little things we forgot we learned." Students from Japan preparing to work or study abroad need intercultural communication skills, but books containing the necessary information often contain unfamiliar references or language that is not level-appropriate. This text is specifically written to be accessible to an audience with a Japanese background, but with an intermediate to advanced level of English. It covers many of the concepts and names typically included in introductory courses on intercultural communication in English-speaking countries, but with examples that students without overseas experience can understand. It also includes a discussion of diversity in Japan, which will be relevant for many years to come. Contents include: What is culture?IdentityBasic introductions to Hofstede, Edward Hall, and other important researchersPreparing for study abroadNonverbal communicationPower and statusCulture shockStereotypingHow marginality can be advantageousPlus a (very) basic introduction to the humanities compared to social science, and research methods This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798296775580