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acknowledging the diversity within and between cultural groups
National Communication Association (U.S.)
Introduction: recognizing the diversity within and commodity between / Mark P. Orbe, Brenda J. Allen, Lisa A. Flores -- 1. A story from somewhere: cathedrals, communication, and the search for possibility / Amardo Rodriguez -- 2. [Shin shutsu ki botsu] = To appear like a god and disappear like a phantom: national identity, cultural learning, and a study abroad experience in Japan / Michaela D.E. Meyer -- 3. "Presenting opportunities:" communicatively constructing a shared family identity / Linda D. Manning -- 4. Powerlessness, resistence, and the understood "they:" sexual harassment at the intersection of race and gender / Juandalynn Taylor and Brian Richardson -- 5. Reconstruction: being LGBTQ and Jewish / Sandra L. Faulkner -- Paving the way: first-generation Mexican American community college students in a border community speak out / Angela Putman and Stephen Thompson -- 7. Quiénes son/Quiénes somos: a critical analysis of the changing names for people of Mexican descent across history / Susana Rinderle -- 8. (Un)hinging whiteness / Aimee Carrillo Rowe and Sheena Malhotra -- 9. Culture, communication, and identity in the Cote d'Ivoire: le pagne parle / Martha A. Hagan -- 10. No limits careers: a critical examination of career discourse in the U.S. and China / Kristin Lucas, Meina Liu and Patrice M. Buzzanell -- 11. Exploring the support seeking process across cultures: toward an integrated analysis of similarities and differences / Bo Feng and Brant R. Burleson -- 12. The business negotiation styles of the Chinese, the Japanese, and South Koreans: similarities and differences found in East Asian cultural groups / Yong-jin Song and Claudia L. Hale.
editors, Mark P. Orbe, Brenda J. Allen, Lisa A . Flores.
International and intercultural communication annual ; v. 29