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《跨文化交際學教程》內容簡介：Intercultural Communication introduces the major principles of interculturalcommunication and demonstrates these principles in action by exploringdifferences in perception, world views, values, and verbal and nonverbalmessages. The book also includes current examples and concrete strategiesfor improving intercultural communication. The book is divided into eightchapters.
目次
Chapter One Introduction to Intercultural Communication 1
1. The Chronological Development of Intercultural Communication / 1
(1) The Contemporary Intercultural Communication in the U.S.A. / 2
(2) Intercultural Communication in China / 4
2. The Nature of Intercultural Communication / 5
3. Factors of the Development of Intercultural Communication / 6
(1) Technological Development / 6
(2) Globalization of the Economy / 7
(3) Widespread Population Migration / 8
4. Why Study Intercultural Communication / 9
Chapter Two Culture and Cultural Patterns 21
1. The Nature of Culture / 21
2. Characteristics of Culture / 22
3. Whole Culture and Subculture / 24
4. The Nature of Cultural Patterns / 25
5. Components of Cultural Patterns / 26
(1) Beliefs / 26
(2) Values / 26
(3) Norms / 27
(4) Social Practices / 27
6. An Overview of Five Cultural Orientations / 28
(1) Activity Orientation / 29
(2) Social Relations Orientation / 31
(3) Self-Orientation / 32
(4) World Orientation / 33
(5) Time orientation / 36
7. Cultural Patterns and Intercultural Competence / 37
Chapter Three Culture and Cultural Context 46
1. Cultural Context / 46
2. Individualism and Collectivism / 47
(l) Individualism / 48
l) The American Values of Individualism / 48
(2) Collectivism / 51
1) The Japanese Values of Collectivism / 52
2) The Chinese Values of Collectivism / 53
(3) Individualist-Collectivist Priorities / 54
3. Low-Context and High-Context Communication / 54
(l) Low-context Communication / 54
(2) High-context Communication / 55
(3) Characteristics of Low-Context and High-Context Communication / 56
4. Value Orientations / 57
(l) The Nature of Values / 57
(2) Western Values / 58
(3) Eastern Values / 59
5. Values and Communication / 60
Chapter Four Physical Environment and Culture 70
1. Physical Environment and Culture / 70
2. Natural Environment and Culture / 71
3. The Built Environment and Culture / 73
4. City Architectural Styles and Culture / 74
5. House Designs and Culture / 77
6. Group and Individual Field Protection and Culture / 78
7. Privacy / 79
8. Time Orientations / 80
(l) Monochronic Time Orientation / 81
(2) Polychronic Time Orientation / 82
(3) Characteristics of Monochronic and Polychronic Time Orientation / 82
Chapter Five Communication and Culture 95
1. Notion of Communication / 95
2. Components of Communication / 96
3. Characteristics of Communication / 98
(1) Communication Is Symbolic / 98
(2) Communication Is Interpretive / 99
(3) Communication Is Transactional / 100
(4) Communication is Contextual / 100
(5) Communication Is Dynamic / 101
4. Patterns of Thinking / 102
(1) The Western Pattern of Thinking / 102
(2) The Eastern Pattern of Thinking / 102
5. Communicative Behavior/103
6. Communication Apprehension / 104
7. Communicative Styles / 105
(1) Direct Communicative Style / 106
(2) Indirect Communicative Style / 106
Japanese Communicative Style vs American Commtmicative Style / 107
8. Communication Skills/108
9. The Relationship Between Culture and Communication / 109
Chapter Six Language and Culture 118
1. The Nature of Language / 118
2. The Structure of Human Language / 119
(1) Phonological System / 119
(2) Morphological System / 120
(3) Syntactic System / 121
(4) Semantic System / 121
(5) Pragmatic System / 123
3. Characteristics of Language / 125
(1) Language Is Symbolic / 125
(2) Language Is Rule-governed / 125
(3) Language Is Subjective / 125
(4) Language Is Dynamic / 126
4. The Relationship Between Language and Culture / 126
5. Benefits of Learning Another Language and Intercultural
Competence / 129
Chapter Seven Nonverbal Communication and Culture 137
1. The Nature of Nonverbal Communication / 137
2. The Evolution of Nonverbal Communication Study / 138
3. Functions of Nonverbal Communication / 139
4. Characteristics of Nonverbal Communication/140
5. Types of Nonverbal Communication/142
(1) Kinesics / 143
(2) Oculesics / 144
(3) Haptics / 145
(4) Proxemics / 146
(5) Chronemics / 147
6. Nonverbal Communication and Culture / 151
7. The Relationship Between Verbal and Nonverbal Communication / 151
Chapter Eight Intercultural Adaptation, Intercultural Conflict and
Intercultural Communication Competence 159
1. Intercultural Adaptation / 159
(1) Acculturation / 160
(2) Culture Shock / 161
1) Concept of Culture Shock/161
2) Symptoms of Culture Shock / 162
3) Positive and Negative Implications of Culture Shock / 162
4) Strategies for Managing Culture Shock / 163
(3) The U-Curve of Cultural Adaptation / 165
2. Intercultural Conflict / 167
(1) The Nature of Intercultural Conflict / 167
(2) Face / 168
(3) Facework / 168
(4) Communication Styles of Managing Conflict/169
(5) Suggestions for Effective Management of Intercultural Conflict / 170
1) Tips for Individualists to Deal with Conflict / 170
2) Tips for Collectivists to Deal with Conflict / 171
3. Intercultural Communication Competence/172
(1) Components of Intercultural Communication Competence / 173
(2) Requirements of Intercultural Communication Competence / 174
GLOSSARY 185
REFERENCES 193
1. The Chronological Development of Intercultural Communication / 1
(1) The Contemporary Intercultural Communication in the U.S.A. / 2
(2) Intercultural Communication in China / 4
2. The Nature of Intercultural Communication / 5
3. Factors of the Development of Intercultural Communication / 6
(1) Technological Development / 6
(2) Globalization of the Economy / 7
(3) Widespread Population Migration / 8
4. Why Study Intercultural Communication / 9
Chapter Two Culture and Cultural Patterns 21
1. The Nature of Culture / 21
2. Characteristics of Culture / 22
3. Whole Culture and Subculture / 24
4. The Nature of Cultural Patterns / 25
5. Components of Cultural Patterns / 26
(1) Beliefs / 26
(2) Values / 26
(3) Norms / 27
(4) Social Practices / 27
6. An Overview of Five Cultural Orientations / 28
(1) Activity Orientation / 29
(2) Social Relations Orientation / 31
(3) Self-Orientation / 32
(4) World Orientation / 33
(5) Time orientation / 36
7. Cultural Patterns and Intercultural Competence / 37
Chapter Three Culture and Cultural Context 46
1. Cultural Context / 46
2. Individualism and Collectivism / 47
(l) Individualism / 48
l) The American Values of Individualism / 48
(2) Collectivism / 51
1) The Japanese Values of Collectivism / 52
2) The Chinese Values of Collectivism / 53
(3) Individualist-Collectivist Priorities / 54
3. Low-Context and High-Context Communication / 54
(l) Low-context Communication / 54
(2) High-context Communication / 55
(3) Characteristics of Low-Context and High-Context Communication / 56
4. Value Orientations / 57
(l) The Nature of Values / 57
(2) Western Values / 58
(3) Eastern Values / 59
5. Values and Communication / 60
Chapter Four Physical Environment and Culture 70
1. Physical Environment and Culture / 70
2. Natural Environment and Culture / 71
3. The Built Environment and Culture / 73
4. City Architectural Styles and Culture / 74
5. House Designs and Culture / 77
6. Group and Individual Field Protection and Culture / 78
7. Privacy / 79
8. Time Orientations / 80
(l) Monochronic Time Orientation / 81
(2) Polychronic Time Orientation / 82
(3) Characteristics of Monochronic and Polychronic Time Orientation / 82
Chapter Five Communication and Culture 95
1. Notion of Communication / 95
2. Components of Communication / 96
3. Characteristics of Communication / 98
(1) Communication Is Symbolic / 98
(2) Communication Is Interpretive / 99
(3) Communication Is Transactional / 100
(4) Communication is Contextual / 100
(5) Communication Is Dynamic / 101
4. Patterns of Thinking / 102
(1) The Western Pattern of Thinking / 102
(2) The Eastern Pattern of Thinking / 102
5. Communicative Behavior/103
6. Communication Apprehension / 104
7. Communicative Styles / 105
(1) Direct Communicative Style / 106
(2) Indirect Communicative Style / 106
Japanese Communicative Style vs American Commtmicative Style / 107
8. Communication Skills/108
9. The Relationship Between Culture and Communication / 109
Chapter Six Language and Culture 118
1. The Nature of Language / 118
2. The Structure of Human Language / 119
(1) Phonological System / 119
(2) Morphological System / 120
(3) Syntactic System / 121
(4) Semantic System / 121
(5) Pragmatic System / 123
3. Characteristics of Language / 125
(1) Language Is Symbolic / 125
(2) Language Is Rule-governed / 125
(3) Language Is Subjective / 125
(4) Language Is Dynamic / 126
4. The Relationship Between Language and Culture / 126
5. Benefits of Learning Another Language and Intercultural
Competence / 129
Chapter Seven Nonverbal Communication and Culture 137
1. The Nature of Nonverbal Communication / 137
2. The Evolution of Nonverbal Communication Study / 138
3. Functions of Nonverbal Communication / 139
4. Characteristics of Nonverbal Communication/140
5. Types of Nonverbal Communication/142
(1) Kinesics / 143
(2) Oculesics / 144
(3) Haptics / 145
(4) Proxemics / 146
(5) Chronemics / 147
6. Nonverbal Communication and Culture / 151
7. The Relationship Between Verbal and Nonverbal Communication / 151
Chapter Eight Intercultural Adaptation, Intercultural Conflict and
Intercultural Communication Competence 159
1. Intercultural Adaptation / 159
(1) Acculturation / 160
(2) Culture Shock / 161
1) Concept of Culture Shock/161
2) Symptoms of Culture Shock / 162
3) Positive and Negative Implications of Culture Shock / 162
4) Strategies for Managing Culture Shock / 163
(3) The U-Curve of Cultural Adaptation / 165
2. Intercultural Conflict / 167
(1) The Nature of Intercultural Conflict / 167
(2) Face / 168
(3) Facework / 168
(4) Communication Styles of Managing Conflict/169
(5) Suggestions for Effective Management of Intercultural Conflict / 170
1) Tips for Individualists to Deal with Conflict / 170
2) Tips for Collectivists to Deal with Conflict / 171
3. Intercultural Communication Competence/172
(1) Components of Intercultural Communication Competence / 173
(2) Requirements of Intercultural Communication Competence / 174
GLOSSARY 185
REFERENCES 193
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