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出版社:上海外教
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ISBN:9787544605274
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作者:顧力行//遲若冰
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頁數:318
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出版日期:2007-11-01
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印刷日期:2007-11-01
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包裝:平裝
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開本:16開
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版次:1
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印次:1
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字數:468千字
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本書在綜合了社會認同理論、符號互動論以及傳播學理論的基礎上,發展出了跨文化認同協商理論。作者指出,有效的交際要求我們必須調整行為規範的指導原則(參照繫),嘗試使用新的分類方法來了解不同的文化視角,實驗多樣化的決策方略和問題解決方式。 對於語言功能的探討是本書的亮點。它不僅提供了大量典型的跨文化交際實例,還給出了很多關於如何提高交際質量的建議。
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Leo Thayer(1979)曾說過:“我們今天所面臨的(人類溝通問題)與兩個
世紀前孔子所思考的問題沒有本質上的不同”;隻有“完全徹底了解溝通現
像”之後纔能找到解決衝突的方法。為此,跨文化交際學學者和研究者們一
直在不懈努力,期望能更充分地解析交際的復雜過程。本書作者Stella
Tin9—Toomey就是涉足此領域較早的學者之一,她長期不懈的努力使人們對
多個跨文化交際問題的了解更加全面深入,特別是在研究種族/民族認同、
跨文化衝突管理、文化認同和跨文化“面子觀”等方面,她發展的理論獲得
了廣泛贊譽。
《文化間的交流))正是融合了Tin9—Toomey多年的教學研究成果和實地
調查經驗的一本基礎讀物。作者在前言中指出本書有五大特點:1、全書由
統一主題——“留心(Mindfulness)”概念貫穿;2、介紹了一個涵蓋知識、
動機和技巧等多方面內容的理論詮釋模型;3、從第三章到第十章,每章結
尾處都提供了簡單可行的建議,指導讀者如何將所學知識和技巧應用在實際
的跨文化交際中;4、本書多個章節采用圖示或表格處理關鍵概念和理論,
易於讀者理解概念間的相互關繫,形成視覺記憶;5、本書采用的是跨學科
的視角。在林林總總的跨文化入門著作中,本書圍繞一個核心概念、兩條理
論主線組織信息的方式,以及注重理論聯繫實際的寫作指導思想,可謂獨具
特色。
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I. CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS 1. Intercultural Communication: An Introduction Why Study Intercultural Communication? Global Diversity Trends Domestic Diversity Trends Interpersonal Learning Opportunities What Is Intercultural Communication? Conceptualization of Culture Conceptualization of Intercultural Communication Intercultural Communication: Five Core Assumptions 2.Mindful Intercultural Communication: An Identity Negotiation Perspective The Identity Negotiation Perspective The Theoretical Background Primary Identity Domains Situational Identities Summary The Identity Negotiation Theory Core Theoretical Assumptions Assumptions 1-4 Assumptions 5 and 6 Assumption 7 Assumption 8 Mindful Intercultural Communication Threefold Outcomes of Mindful Intercultural Communication Mindful Intercultural Communication: Criteria and Components II. THE INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION PROCESS: DISSIMILAR ASSUMPTIONS 3. Value Orientations and Intercultural Encounters Classical Value Orientations Basic Assumptions People-Nature Value Orientation Temporal Orientation Human Nature Orientation Activity Orientation Relational Orientation Cross-Cultural Organizational Value Dimensions Individualism-Collectivism: The Core Dimension The Power Distance Dimension The Uncertainty Avoidance Dimension The Masculinity and Femininity Dimension The Confucian Dynamism Dimension Loose and Tight Social Structures Values, Self-Conception Consequences, and Interaction Independent and Interdependent Self-Construal Personal and Collective Self-Esteem Universalistic-Based versus Particularistic-Based Interaction Summary Recommendations 4. Mindful Intercultural Verbal Communication Human Language: A Coherent System Arbitrariness Multilayered Rules Speech Community Languages across Cultures: Diverse Functions The Group Identity Function The Perceptual Filtering Function The Cognitive Reasoning Function The Status and Intimacy Function The Creativity Function Cross-Cultural Verbal Communication Styles Low-Context and High-Context Communication Direct and Indirect Verbal Interaction Styles Person-Oriented and Status-Oriented Verbal Styles Self-Enhancement and Self-Effacement Verbal Styles Beliefs Expressed in Talk and Silence Recommendations 5. Mindful Intercultural Nonverbal Communication Nonverbal Communication: Specific Functions and Patterns Reflecting and Managing Identities Expressing Emotions and Attitudes Conversational Management Impression Formation and Attraction Space and Time across Cultures Interpersonal Spatial Boundary Regulation Environmental Boundary Regulation Temporal Regulation Interpersonal Synchrony and Nonverbal Cautions Interpersonal Interactive Synchrony Nonverbal Cautions Recommendations III. BOUNDARY REGULATION AND INTERGROUP- INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP DEVELOPMENTS 6. Identity Contact and Intergroup Encounters Social Identity Theory and Its Associated Constructs: A Boundary-Regulation Approach Social Identity Theory Social Categorization Social Comparison Intergroup Attribution: A Sense-Making Process Attribution Theory Intergroup Attribution Theory Mindsets: Affective and Cognitive Filters Intergroup Perception Ethnocentrism and Communication Stereotypes and Communication Prejudice and Communication Reduction of Prejudice and Discrimination Recommendations 7. Intercultural Personal Relationship Development: Identity- and Relational-Based Themes Personal Relationship Developments: Membership and Contextual Conditions Cultural and Ethnic Membership Values Gender Expectations and Norms Individual Personality Attributes Situational Contact Conditions Four Identity- and Relational-Based Themes The Identity Vulnerability and Security Theme The Identity Autonomy and Connection Theme The Relational Dissimilarity and Similarity Theme The Relational Openness and Closedness Theme Summary Recommendations 8. Constructive Intercultural Conflict Management Intercultural Conflict: Definitional Characteristics Conflict Goal Issues Conflict-Related Characteristics Contributing Factors Affecting Intercultural Conflict A Cultural Variability Perspective Cultural-Based Conflict: Different Lenses Intercultural Conflict Management Skills Operational Skills Needed for Constructive Conflict Management Collaborative Dialogue and Communication Adaptability Recommendations 227 IV. IDENTITY TRANSFORMATION AND TRANSCULTURAL COMPETENCIES 9. Identity Change and Intercultural Adaptation Intercultural Adaptation: Antecedent Factors Systems-Level Factors Individual-Level Factors Interpersonal-Level Factors Intercultural Adaptation: The Identity Change Process Managing the Culture Shock Process Sojourners' Adjustment Models Minority and Immigrants' Identity Change Models Intercultural Adaptation: Effective Outcomes Systems-Level and Interpersonal-Level Outcomes Personal Identity Change Outcomes Recommendations 10. Transcultural Communication Competence Criteria of Transcultural Communication Competence The Appropriateness Criterion The Effectiveness Criterion The Satisfaction Criterion Components of Transcultural Communication Competence The Knowledge Blocks Component The Mindfulness Component The Communication Skills Component From Intercultural to Transcultural Ethics Ethical Absolutism versus Ethical Relativism Moral Exclusion versus Moral Inclusion Final Recommendations References Index
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