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跨文化交流与沟通
作者：吴玉伦 著
出版社：中国社会科学出版社
出版时间：2013-10-01
ISBN：9787516127292
定价：¥50.00
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内容简介
跨文化交际学始于美国，随着经济全球化时代的到来，不同文化背景的人们之间交流日益频繁，人们提升自身跨文化交流能力的需要日显突出。《跨文化交流与沟通》综合国内外专家多年研究成果，对跨文化交流与沟通进行了系统论述。《跨文化交流与沟通》共分十二章，分别论述了学习跨文化交流的重要意义、交流与文化、文化观念、文化偏见、语言与文化、非语言交流、社会交往、人际关系、跨文化环境、跨文化能力、跨文化适应以及跨文化训练。目的为帮助学生和读者在跨文化交流与沟通中掌握相应的技巧及提高相应的能力。
作者简介
吴玉伦，男，汉族，1957年生，山东省蓬莱市人，中共党员，现为沈阳师范大学国际商学院党总支书记，教授，硕士生导师。主要研究方向为英语教育、美国社会文化、西方礼仪及跨文化交流研究等。1982年1月毕业于沈阳师范学院外语系英语语言文学专业，同年留校任教。1996年5）q获美国宾夕法尼亚州布鲁姆斯堡大学英语教育专业硕士学位。1994年评为副教授，1999年晋升为教授。先后出版了《美国社会文化》、《西方礼仪与文化》、《国际商务文化指南》、《跨文化管理》等多部著作，主持省级课题6项，在国内外刊物上公开发表论文20多篇。
目录
Chapter 1 The Importance of Studying Intercultural Communication
Importance of Intercultural Communication
Imperative for Intercultural Competence
The International Imperative for Intercultural Competence
The Challenge of Living in an Intercultural World
Chapter 2 Communication and Culture
Communication
Defining Communication
Characteristics of Communication
Interpersonal Communication
Culture
Approaches to Defining Culture
Defining Culture for the Study of Communication
Culture and Related Terms
Culture and Nation
Culture and Race
Culture and Ethnicity
Why Culture Differ
Forces that Maintain Cultural Differences
History
Ecology
Technology
Biology
Chapter 3 Cultural Diversity in Perception
Understanding Perception
Culture and Perception
Beliefs
Value
Cultural Patterns
Diverse Cultural Patterns
Hofstede's Value Dimesions
Individualism - collectivism
Uncertainty Avoidance
Power Distance
Masculinity and Femininity
Human Nature Orientation
Relationship of Humankind to Nature
Time Orientation
Activity Orientation
Hall's High- context and Low-context Communication
Harris and Moran Summarize This Dimension as Follows
Other Dimensions
Formality and Informality
Assertiveness and Interpersonal Harmony
Chapter 4 Cultural Biases
Social Categorizing
Ethnocnetrism
Stereotyping
Prejudice
Discrimination
Racism
Overcoming Cultural Biases
Chapter 5 Language and Culture
Words and Meaning
The hnportance of Language
Language and Culture
Culture and Meaning
Culture and the Use of Language
Foreign Languages and Translation
Vocabulary or Lexical Equivalence
Idiomatic and Slang Equivalence
Grammatical - syntactical Equivalence
Experiential - cultural Equivalence
Working with a Translator
Chapter 6 Nonverbal Communication
Definition of Nonverbal Codes
Characteristics of Nonverbal Codes
Relationship of Nonverbal to Verbal Communication
Cultural Universals in Nonverbal Communication
Functions of Nonverbal Communication
Repeating
Complementing
Substituting
Regulating
Contradicting
Nonverbal Communication： Guidelines and Limitations
Nonverbal Communication and Culture
Body Behavior General Appearance and Dress
Body Movement； Kinesics
Posture
Gestures
Facial Expressions
Eye Contac and Gaze
Touch
Smell
Paralanguage
Space and Distance
Personal Space
Seating
Furniture Arrangement
Time
Informal Time
Past， Present and Future
Monochronic （M - time） and Polychronic （P - time） Classifications
Silence
Chapter 7 Actions and Social Contacts
Acts as a form of Communication
Communications Model and Acts
Ritualized and Nonritualized Acts
Ritualized Events
Nonritualized Events
Phatic Communion and "Small Talk"
Use of Sentence Types
Favors， Requests and Demands
Suggestion and Offers of Help
Jokes and Humor
Meetings and Social Encounters
Visiting
Gift Giving and Receiving
Eating and Drinking
Life Cycle Events
Illness
Violation of Rules
Dialogues with Acts
Structure of Linguistic Interaction
Terms of Address
Conversational Analysis： Role and Turn Taking
Summary
Chapter 8 Interpersonal Relationships
Cuhutal variations in Interpersonal Relationship Types of Interpersonal Relationships
The Maintenance of Face in Interpersonal Relationship
Types of Face Needs
Face Work and Interpersonal Communication
Facework and Intercultural Communication
Chapter 9 Intercultural Contexts
The Health Care Setting
Explanations， Treatment and Prevention of Illness
Cultural Variations in the Cause of Illness
Cultural Variations in Treatment of Illness
Cultural Variations in the Prevention of Illness
Religion， Spirituality and Health Care
The Educational Context
The Business Context
Chapter 10 Intercultural Communication Competence
Intercultural Communication and Related Terms
Intercultural and Intra- cultural Communication
Interethnic and Interracial Communication
Cross- cultural and Intercultural Communication
International and Intercultural Communication
Competence and Intercultural Communication
Intercultural Communication Competence
Approaches to the Study of Intercultural Competence
The Components of Intercultural Competence
Chapter 11 Intercultural Adaptation
Sojourner Adaptation
Cultural Shock
Effectiveness
Adaptive Change
Personal Development
Conceptualizing the Adaptation Process
Factors Influencing the Adaptationrate
Adaptive Changes
Studies of Immigrants and Sojourners must be Integrated
Chapter 12 Intercultural Training
Information， or Fact - oriented Training
Attribution Training
Cultural Awareness
Cognitive - behavior Modification
Experiential Learning
Training Collectivists to Interact with Individualists
Training Individualists to Interact with Collectivists
References
Importance of Intercultural Communication
Imperative for Intercultural Competence
The International Imperative for Intercultural Competence
The Challenge of Living in an Intercultural World
Chapter 2 Communication and Culture
Communication
Defining Communication
Characteristics of Communication
Interpersonal Communication
Culture
Approaches to Defining Culture
Defining Culture for the Study of Communication
Culture and Related Terms
Culture and Nation
Culture and Race
Culture and Ethnicity
Why Culture Differ
Forces that Maintain Cultural Differences
History
Ecology
Technology
Biology
Chapter 3 Cultural Diversity in Perception
Understanding Perception
Culture and Perception
Beliefs
Value
Cultural Patterns
Diverse Cultural Patterns
Hofstede's Value Dimesions
Individualism - collectivism
Uncertainty Avoidance
Power Distance
Masculinity and Femininity
Human Nature Orientation
Relationship of Humankind to Nature
Time Orientation
Activity Orientation
Hall's High- context and Low-context Communication
Harris and Moran Summarize This Dimension as Follows
Other Dimensions
Formality and Informality
Assertiveness and Interpersonal Harmony
Chapter 4 Cultural Biases
Social Categorizing
Ethnocnetrism
Stereotyping
Prejudice
Discrimination
Racism
Overcoming Cultural Biases
Chapter 5 Language and Culture
Words and Meaning
The hnportance of Language
Language and Culture
Culture and Meaning
Culture and the Use of Language
Foreign Languages and Translation
Vocabulary or Lexical Equivalence
Idiomatic and Slang Equivalence
Grammatical - syntactical Equivalence
Experiential - cultural Equivalence
Working with a Translator
Chapter 6 Nonverbal Communication
Definition of Nonverbal Codes
Characteristics of Nonverbal Codes
Relationship of Nonverbal to Verbal Communication
Cultural Universals in Nonverbal Communication
Functions of Nonverbal Communication
Repeating
Complementing
Substituting
Regulating
Contradicting
Nonverbal Communication： Guidelines and Limitations
Nonverbal Communication and Culture
Body Behavior General Appearance and Dress
Body Movement； Kinesics
Posture
Gestures
Facial Expressions
Eye Contac and Gaze
Touch
Smell
Paralanguage
Space and Distance
Personal Space
Seating
Furniture Arrangement
Time
Informal Time
Past， Present and Future
Monochronic （M - time） and Polychronic （P - time） Classifications
Silence
Chapter 7 Actions and Social Contacts
Acts as a form of Communication
Communications Model and Acts
Ritualized and Nonritualized Acts
Ritualized Events
Nonritualized Events
Phatic Communion and "Small Talk"
Use of Sentence Types
Favors， Requests and Demands
Suggestion and Offers of Help
Jokes and Humor
Meetings and Social Encounters
Visiting
Gift Giving and Receiving
Eating and Drinking
Life Cycle Events
Illness
Violation of Rules
Dialogues with Acts
Structure of Linguistic Interaction
Terms of Address
Conversational Analysis： Role and Turn Taking
Summary
Chapter 8 Interpersonal Relationships
Cuhutal variations in Interpersonal Relationship Types of Interpersonal Relationships
The Maintenance of Face in Interpersonal Relationship
Types of Face Needs
Face Work and Interpersonal Communication
Facework and Intercultural Communication
Chapter 9 Intercultural Contexts
The Health Care Setting
Explanations， Treatment and Prevention of Illness
Cultural Variations in the Cause of Illness
Cultural Variations in Treatment of Illness
Cultural Variations in the Prevention of Illness
Religion， Spirituality and Health Care
The Educational Context
The Business Context
Chapter 10 Intercultural Communication Competence
Intercultural Communication and Related Terms
Intercultural and Intra- cultural Communication
Interethnic and Interracial Communication
Cross- cultural and Intercultural Communication
International and Intercultural Communication
Competence and Intercultural Communication
Intercultural Communication Competence
Approaches to the Study of Intercultural Competence
The Components of Intercultural Competence
Chapter 11 Intercultural Adaptation
Sojourner Adaptation
Cultural Shock
Effectiveness
Adaptive Change
Personal Development
Conceptualizing the Adaptation Process
Factors Influencing the Adaptationrate
Adaptive Changes
Studies of Immigrants and Sojourners must be Integrated
Chapter 12 Intercultural Training
Information， or Fact - oriented Training
Attribution Training
Cultural Awareness
Cognitive - behavior Modification
Experiential Learning
Training Collectivists to Interact with Individualists
Training Individualists to Interact with Collectivists
References
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