《跨文化交際:東西方對話》匯集了近幾十年中外學者對跨文化交際理論與實踐的探索與思考。其具體內容涉及跨文化交際的核心問題和研究視角、跨文化交際理論、文化相對論與文化多元性、跨文化交際能力、跨文化衝突管理以及跨文化交際研究在教育領域的套用等。《跨文化交際:東西方對話》內容在展現中外學者跨文化交際研究智慧的同時，更為廣大學界讀者深刻了解自己和他者的文化、學會在不同文化話語體系之間進行比較和參照提供了寶貴的平台。
基本介紹
- 書名：跨文化交際:東西方對話
- 作者：貝茨·霍弗 賈玉新
- 出版日期：2014年4月1日
- 語種：簡體中文
- ISBN：9787544634830
- 外文名：Intercultural Communication East and West
- 出版社：上海外語教育出版社
- 頁數：573頁
- 開本：16
- 品牌：上海外語教育出版社
基本介紹,內容簡介,作者簡介,圖書目錄,
基本介紹
內容簡介
《跨文化交際:東西方對話》由上海外語教育出版社出版。
作者簡介
作者：（美國）貝茨·霍弗 （日本）本名信行
圖書目錄
Foreword
OVERVIEW： PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES
1. The Future of Cross Cultural Communication： Perspective of 20 years of the IAICS
2. China’s Intercultural Communication Studies： Its Current status and problems
THEORY
3. Towards a Comprehensive Perspective for Intercultural Communication Study
4. Discourse Identity， Social Identity， and Confusion in Intercultural Communication
5. The Framework of Cultural Space
6. Sociolinguistic Approach to Intercultural Communication
7. Cultural Identification， Cultural Identity and Communication
8. Hierarchical Manifestation in Intercultural Communication
9. Intercultural Communication and Global Democracy： A De—weyan perspective
ETHNO—RELATIVITY AND MULTICULTURALISM
10.On the Multiculturalism of Asian Englishes
11. On Chinese Indirectness： A multi—dimensional exploration
12. Changes in the Cultural Arguments of Chinese Political Leaders
13. Politeness Phenomena in Japanese Intercultural Business Communication
14. Reconstructing Eastern Paradigms of Discourse Studies
15. A Contrastive Study of Requests in Chinese and American Cultures
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCIES
16. Intercultural Nonverbal Communication （In）competence
17. When Shyness Is Not Incompetence： A case of Thai communication competence
18. A Contrastive Analysis of Chinese and American Views about Silence and Debate
19. Understanding Strategic Competence for Intercultural Communication
20. Multimodal Manifestation of Conceptual Metaphors in Multimedia Communication
21. Intercultural Communication Between Japanese and Thais Through Discrepancies in Images
MANAGEMENT OF CONFLICT
22. Analyzing an Intercultural Conflict Case Study： Application of a social ecological perspective
23. Intercultural Sensitivity and Conflict Management Styles in
Cross—Cultural Organizational Situations
24. Dealing with Chinese Negotiating Partners： A cross—cultural co—operation strategy
25. How to Avoid Language Conflict in Europe in the Third Millennium
26. Reporting on Sino—Japan Conflicts in The New York Times： A critical discourse analysis
THE EDUCATIONAL CONTEXT
27. Intercultural Dialogicality Between LC1 and LC2 in the EFL/ESL Classroom
28.Covert Culture in the Foreign Language Classroom： Confront—ing contrast in target and base mindsets
29. An Analysis of Language Use and Topic Management in Business Decision—making Meeting
30. Do They Tell Stories Differently？： Discourse marker use by Chinese native speakers and nonnative speakers
31. Intercultural Communication Education and Foreign Language Education： Shared precedents， procedures， and prospects
後記
OVERVIEW： PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES
1. The Future of Cross Cultural Communication： Perspective of 20 years of the IAICS
2. China’s Intercultural Communication Studies： Its Current status and problems
THEORY
3. Towards a Comprehensive Perspective for Intercultural Communication Study
4. Discourse Identity， Social Identity， and Confusion in Intercultural Communication
5. The Framework of Cultural Space
6. Sociolinguistic Approach to Intercultural Communication
7. Cultural Identification， Cultural Identity and Communication
8. Hierarchical Manifestation in Intercultural Communication
9. Intercultural Communication and Global Democracy： A De—weyan perspective
ETHNO—RELATIVITY AND MULTICULTURALISM
10.On the Multiculturalism of Asian Englishes
11. On Chinese Indirectness： A multi—dimensional exploration
12. Changes in the Cultural Arguments of Chinese Political Leaders
13. Politeness Phenomena in Japanese Intercultural Business Communication
14. Reconstructing Eastern Paradigms of Discourse Studies
15. A Contrastive Study of Requests in Chinese and American Cultures
INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATIVE COMPETENCIES
16. Intercultural Nonverbal Communication （In）competence
17. When Shyness Is Not Incompetence： A case of Thai communication competence
18. A Contrastive Analysis of Chinese and American Views about Silence and Debate
19. Understanding Strategic Competence for Intercultural Communication
20. Multimodal Manifestation of Conceptual Metaphors in Multimedia Communication
21. Intercultural Communication Between Japanese and Thais Through Discrepancies in Images
MANAGEMENT OF CONFLICT
22. Analyzing an Intercultural Conflict Case Study： Application of a social ecological perspective
23. Intercultural Sensitivity and Conflict Management Styles in
Cross—Cultural Organizational Situations
24. Dealing with Chinese Negotiating Partners： A cross—cultural co—operation strategy
25. How to Avoid Language Conflict in Europe in the Third Millennium
26. Reporting on Sino—Japan Conflicts in The New York Times： A critical discourse analysis
THE EDUCATIONAL CONTEXT
27. Intercultural Dialogicality Between LC1 and LC2 in the EFL/ESL Classroom
28.Covert Culture in the Foreign Language Classroom： Confront—ing contrast in target and base mindsets
29. An Analysis of Language Use and Topic Management in Business Decision—making Meeting
30. Do They Tell Stories Differently？： Discourse marker use by Chinese native speakers and nonnative speakers
31. Intercultural Communication Education and Foreign Language Education： Shared precedents， procedures， and prospects
後記
