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Introduction1

Chapter 1 Great Changes in Intercultural Communication4

1.1 The Importance of Intercultural Communication4

1.2 Five Stages in the Progress of Human Communication9

1.3 Three New Motivations of Intercultural Communication13

1.3.1 New Technology and Information Systems13

1.3.2 New Explosion of the World's Population15

1.3.3 New Economic Arena17

1.4 China's Rise on the World Stage19

Chapter 2 Settings of Contacts and Human Relationship21

2.1 Important Settings of International Contacts21

2.1.1 Education Environment21

2.1.2 Business Environment23

2.1.3 Media Environment25

2.2 Personal and Public Relationship27

2.2.1 Friendship and Colleagues'Relationship27

2.2.2 Immigration and Mixed Marriage29

Chapter 3 Communication and Culture32

3.1 Communication33

3.1.1 Definitions of Communication34

3.1.2 The Complexity of Communication36

3.1.3 Components of Communication39

3.1.4 Characteristics of Communication46

3.1.5 Modals of Communication55

3.2 Culture59

3.2.1 Definitions of Culture60

3.2.2 Characteristics of Culture64

3.2.3 Functions of Culture89

3.3 Relationship Between Communication and Culture90

Chapter 4 Intercultural Communication92

4.1 Definitions of Intercultural Communication92

4.2 Elements of Intercultural Communication93

4.3 Forms of Intercultural Communication98

4.4 Domains of Intercultural Communication103

4.5 A Main Disparity of Thinking Modes Between Eastern and Western in Intercultural Communication104

Chapter 5 Cultural Patterns and Value Dimensions110

5.1 Culture and Perception110

5.1.1 Culture's Influence on Perception110

5.1.2 Beliefs and Values111

5.1.3 One of Primary Differences Between Chinese and American Values:Face ＆ Freedom113

5.2 Dominant Cultural Patterns in Intercultural Communication115

5.2.1 Dominant American Cultural Patterns116

5.2.2 Dominant Chinese Cultural Patterns119

5.3 Diverse Value Dimensions123

5.3.1 Hofstede's Value Dimensions123

5.3.2 The Kluckhohns and Strodtbeck's Value Orientations128

5.4 Hall's High-context and Low-context Communication134

Chapter 6 The Deep Structure of Culture137

6.1 World View138

6.1.1 Religion—One's Spiritual View as a World View139

6.1.2 Five Big Religions in the World and a Comparison Among them139

6.2 History150

6.2.1 American History's Influence on the American Character153

6.2.2 Chinese History's Influence on the Chinese Character155

6.2.3 A Brief Comparison Between American and Chinese Characters159

6.3 Family160

6.3.1 Family's Function and Importance161

6.3.2 Relationship Among Family,Culture and Society162

6.3.3 Family's Types in the World164

Chapter 7 Verbal Communication168

7.1 Definitions,Characteristics and Functions of Language168

7.1.1 Definitions169

7.1.2 Characteristics170

7.1.3 Functions174

7.2 Language and Culture177

7.2.1 Culture and the Meaning of Words177

7.2.2 Relationship Between Language and Culture183

7.3 Language,Culture and Translation in Intercultural Communication185

7.3.1 Translation:a Transference from One Culture and Language to Another187

7.3.2 Translation:Equivalence-seeking in Different Languages and Cultures189

7.4 Language,Culture and Rhetoric in Intercultural Communication193

7.4.1 Rhetoric:a Thinking Mode Mirroring and Conveying Culture194

7.4.2 Rhetoric:an Effective Approach to Intercultural Communication197

Chapter 8 Nonverbal Communication201

8.1 Importance and Significance of Nonverbal Communication202

8.2 Definition and Dimension of Nonverbal Communication205

8.2.1 Definition of Nonverbal Communication205

8.2.2 Dimension of Nonverbal Communication206

8.3 Functions and Limitation of Nonverbal Communication208

8.3.1 Functions of Nonverbal Communication208

8.3.2 The Limitation of Nonverbal Communication212

8.4 Nonverbal Messages and Culture in Intercultural Communication212

8.4.1 Body Behavior213

8.4.2 Space and Distance216

8.4.3 Time217

8.4.4 Silence218

Chapter 9 Attitudes Essential to Intercultural Communication:A Sample Analysis220

9.1 Some Attitudes Essential to Intercultural Communication220

9.1.1 Improvement or Enhancement of Intercultural Communication Awareness221

9.1.2 Appreciation of Likeness and Acceptance of Uniqueness224

9.1.3 Promotion of Tolerance and Mutual Respect226

9.2 An Analysis of the Effective Intercultural Communication Between Xiang and Yale in the Past 100 Years228

9.2.1 The Xiangya Association and Their Intercultural Communication229

9.2.2 Rethinking the Intercultural Communication Between Xiang and Ya233

Chapter 10 The Movie Guasha—A Cultural Clash Between Chinese and American Values:Discussion and Comments238

10.1 The Movie Guasha:Mirroring Sharp Cultural Conflicts in Intercultural Communication239

10.1.1 The Story of Guasha239

10.1.2 The Significance of Guasha for Intercultural Communication241

10.2 Group Discussion on Guasha244

10.2.1 Topics on Guasha244

10.2.2 Samples from Students'Comments on Guasha245

Bibliography269