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Transforming Communication About Culture
Critical New Directions

Edited by:

Mary Jane Collier - University of Denver, USA

Series:
International and Intercultural Communication Annual

Courses:
Intercultural Communication

October 2001 | 320 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc

Transforming Communication About Culture includes thought-provoking contributions about the ways in which people's lives and experiences across the globe are being transformed by technological changes, media institutions, political ideologies, and social forces.

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Acknowledgements

M.J. Collier

Transforming Communication About Culture: An Introduction

E. Fujimoto

1. Japanese-ness, Whiteness, and the "Other" in Japan's Internationalization

H.C. Chang

2. From "Orphan of Asia" to "Moses Coming Out of Egypt": A Metaphorical Analysis of the Transformation of Taiwan's Political Identity

S. Malhotra & R.D. Crabtree

3. Gender, (Inter)Nationl(alization), and Culture: Implications of the Privatization of Television in India

A. Roy

4. Indian Press's Response to International Satellite Television in India: A Textual Analysis

K.E. Supriya

5. The Language of Honor (izzat) and Shame (sharm): National and Gender Identities in Apna Ghar (Our Home)

S. Moorti

6. Queering the Nation: Diasporic Cinema and Media Definitions of Indian Femininity

M. Schiffman & F.A. Subervi-Velez

7. Targeting the Latino Vote in 2000, Part 1: The Construction of Latinos and Latino Issues

K.D. Hay & S.L. Kline

8. Traveling Identities in Joking Performances: Peril and Play in an Arab-American Community

M.J. Collier et al

9. Dialogue on the Edges: Ferment in Communication and Culture

Author Index

Subject Index

About the Editor

About the Contributors

Key features

Blends disciplinary approaches and methodologies to reach a wider audience.

Features representation from scholars outside of the United States and more representation from scholars studying marginalized and oppressed groups in the U.S. and elsewhere.

The book's theme reflects a series of dialectic tensions being identified by scholars relating to groups valuing and needing to be recognized as international citizens as well as maintaining a national identity, and/or, balancing ethnic identities in the context of changing national boundaries or national policies.

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