Description
Delve into the intricate world of intercultural communication with the second edition of this essential textbook, expertly crafted for students seeking a comprehensive understanding of the field. Written by Ingrid Piller, this updated edition combines insights from discourse analysis and sociolinguistics, offering readers a multifaceted perspective on how we communicate across cultures.
This engaging book presents a dual approach to understanding communication within its contextual framework. The first approach considers cultural identity, differences, and similarities as constructs shaped by discourse. By examining how these elements interact in real-world situations, readers gain valuable insight into the dynamics of intercultural exchanges. The second approach, influenced by studies in bilingualism, emphasizes the varying prestige and access to diverse languages and idioms, shedding light on how these linguistic factors impact interaction and identity.
Key Features:
– In-depth exploration of contemporary issues in intercultural communication
– Comprehensive examination of language use and cultural identity
– Insights drawn from current sociolinguistic and discourse analysis research
Whether you’re a student, educator, or professional looking to enhance your intercultural communication skills, this textbook serves as a crucial resource. It’s particularly beneficial for those interested in the ever-changing landscape of language and identity in a globalized world.
ISBNs: 978-1474412919, 978-1474412933, 978-1474412902
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NOTE: This offering includes only the eBook Intercultural Communication: A Critical Introduction, 2nd Edition in ePub format. A scanned PDF version is also available upon request. Please be aware that no access codes are included.
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