GENERAL SEMANTICS AND INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

Intercultural communication can be improved by paying attention to the meanings and customs behind a culture's symbols, actions and language. One should not view cultural differences as an invasion, but as chance to learn.

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Published in:Etc. 1989-12, Vol.46 (4), p.295-297
Main Author: Saito-Fukunaga, Mitsuko
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Analysis
Communications industries
Cultural differences
Cultural relations
Global communication
Intercultural communication
Interpersonal communication
Japanese culture
Korean culture
Language
Listening
Organizational communication
Semantics
Social life & customs
Symbolism
Territorial invasion
Territories
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Summary:Intercultural communication can be improved by paying attention to the meanings and customs behind a culture's symbols, actions and language. One should not view cultural differences as an invasion, but as chance to learn.
ISSN:0014-164X
2168-9245