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Essential Guide to Intercultural Communication

First Edition ©2010 Jennifer Willis Rivera

Culture is intertwined with every aspect of our communication, from self-concept and self-presentation; to the way we communicate with friends, family, and colleagues; to mass media and popular culture. The Essential Guide to Intercultural Communication provides a comprehensive overview of the key c...
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Essential Guide to Intercultural Communication by Jennifer Willis Rivera - First Edition, 2010 from Macmillan Student Store

Culture is intertwined with every aspect of our communication, from self-concept and self-presentation; to the way we communicate with friends, family, and colleagues; to mass media and popular culture. The Essential Guide to Intercultural Communication provides a comprehensive overview of the key concepts of intercultural communication, and illustrates those concepts at work through contemporary examples from everyday life and the mass media. The guide helps students become more critically aware of culture’s presence in their everyday lives.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Defining Intercultural Communication

Chapter 2: Verbal and Nonverbal in Intercultural Communication

Chapter 3: Identities in Intercultural Communication

Chapter 4: Borders, Transitions and Intercultural Communication

Chapter 5: Intercultural Communication in Context: Relationships and Organizations

Chapter 6: Intercultural Communication and Popular Culture

Chapter 7: Wrapping it Up: Why Intercultural Communication Matters

Jennifer Willis Rivera

Jennifer Willis-Rivera is an Associate Professor in Communication Studies and Theater Arts at the University of Wisconsin–River-Falls. She received her PhD in Communication from Bowling Green State University. Her research interests are mainly in intercultural communication, rhetoric, and communication pedagogy.