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Why Koreans Are More Likely to Favor "Apology," While Americans Are More Likely to Favor "Thank You" (Required Reading)
Why Koreans Are More Likely to Favor "Apology," While Americans Are More Likely to Favor "Thank You" (Required Reading)
by Hye Eun Lee and Hee Sun Park
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◄ The Influence of Cultural Individualism- Collectivism, Self Construals, and Individual Values on Communication Styles Across Cultures (Required Reading)
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Introduction: The Changing Landscape of Communication
Orality and Literacy (Required Reading)
Introduction: Rhetoric and the Logic of Persuasion
The Rhetorical Situation (Required Reading)
Political Rhetoric (Required Reading)
Digital Rhetoric: Toward an Integrated Theory (Required Reading)
Communication and Identity Construction
Updated Required Readings (Sept. 7, 2018)
Updated Supplementary Readings (Sept. 7, 2018)
Introduction: Communication and Representation
Extracts from Semiotics (Required Reading)
Social Inequality and Media Representation (Required Reading)
Introduction: Communication and Culture
Understanding Cultural Differences (Required Reading)
Pahiwatig: Kagawiang Pangkomunikasyon ng Filipino (Required Reading)
Mindsets of the Filipino : A Research Agenda for Filipino Communicative Behaviour (Required Reading)
Introduction: Intercultural Communication 2
The Influence of Cultural Individualism- Collectivism, Self Construals, and Individual Values on Communication Styles Across Cultures (Required Reading)
The Repertoire of Non Verbal Behavior : Categories, Origins, Usage, and Coding (Required Reading)
The Hidden Dimension (Required Reading)
The Silent Language (Required Reading)
Opening the Conversation (Required Reading)
Intercultural Contact, Hybridity and Third Space pp. 211- 226 (Required Reading)
The Lunch Date (Required Viewing)
Intercultural Gardens (Suggested Reading)
Nonverbal Communication: Proxemics and Tactility in Latin America (Suggested Reading)
How Different Cultures Look at Faces Depends on the Interpersonal Context (Suggested Reading)
Eye Contact Perception in the West and the East (Suggested Reading)
Silence in Intercultural Communication (Suggested Reading)
Beyond a discourse of deficit: The meaning of silence in the international classroom (Suggested Reading)
The Repertoire of Non Verbal Behavior : Categories, Origins, Usage, and Coding (Required Reading) ►