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  • 作 者:许力生主编
  • 出 版 社:上海:上海外语教育出版社
  • 出版年份:2004
  • ISBN:7810809857
  • 标注页数:413 页
  • PDF页数:429 页
图书介绍:本书是国内第一本用英语编写的跨文化交际教材,主要探讨不同文化群体之间在交际中所存在的差异及因此而造成的理解障碍,英语专业本科生用。

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UNIT 1 Communication Across Cultures 1

WARM UP 1

PART ONE 2

Sharing Knowledge:Compliment response 2

Survey 3

Reading Ⅰ Communicating Across Cultural Lines 4

Case Study 1 8

Discovering Problems:What was wrong? 9

Disussion 11

PART TWO 11

Reading Ⅱ The Era of Intercultural Communication 12

Debate 16

Writing 16

Case Study 2-3 17

Fill-in Task 19

Identifying Difference:Addressing 21

Group Work 24

Translation 25

PART THREE 25

Further Reading Ⅰ Stumbling Blocks in Intercultural Communication 25

Further Reading Ⅱ Communication in a Global Village 32

UNIT 2 Culture and Communication 38

WARMUP 38

PART ONE 39

Reading Ⅰ What IS Culture 39

Case Study4-6 45

Translation 47

Group Work 48

Writing 49

PART TWO 50

Reading Ⅱ Elements of Communication 50

Fill-in Task 59

Discussion 60

Discovering Problems:Commercial signs 60

Identifying Difference:Little things 61

PART THREE 63

Further Reading Ⅰ Culture 63

Further Reading Ⅱ Communication and Its Characteristics 68

UNIT 3 Cultural Differences 74

WARM UP 74

PART ONE 75

Group Work 75

Reading Ⅰ Different Lands,Different Friendships 76

Debate 81

Case Study 7-9 81

Cultural Information:American friendship 83

Discussion 85

Survey 85

PART TWO 86

Reading Ⅱ Comparing and Contrasting Cultures 87

Fill-in Task 93

Writing 93

Sharing Knowledge:Family structure 94

Case Study 10-13 96

Identifying Difference:Living situations 99

Reading Ⅲ So Near the United States 101

Translation 106

PART THREE 107

Further Reading Ⅰ Cultural Dimensions 107

Further Reading Ⅱ High-Context and Low-Context Cultures 113

UNIT 4 Language and Culture 119

WARM UP 119

PART ONE 120

Group Work 120

Sharing Knowledge:Language as an environment 121

Reading Ⅰ How to Talk About the World 123

Identifying Difference:Kinship terms and more 128

Reading Ⅱ We Are at the Mercy of Our Language 130

Fill—in Task 135

Writing 136

PART TWO 136

Discovering Problems:Translating across languages 136

Case Study 14-16 140

Reading Ⅲ Language as Communication and Language as Culture 145

Translation 149

PART THREE 150

Further Reading Ⅰ The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis 150

Further Reading Ⅱ Language,Thought,and Culture 154

UNIT 5 Verbal Communication 159

WARM UP 159

PART ONE 160

Reading Ⅰ Understanding the Culture of Conversation 160

Case Study 17 163

Fill-in Task 164

Sharing Knowledge:Yes and no 165

Reading Ⅱ Communication Is Culturally Relative 172

Discussion 178

Group Work 178

PART TWO 179

Reading Ⅲ Chinese Discourse Style 179

Case Study 18-19 183

Identifying Difference:Telephone calls 184

Reading Ⅳ Discourse Patterns and World Views 186

Writing 188

Translation 188

PART THREE 189

Further Reading Ⅰ The Impact of Confucianism on Communication 189

Further Reading Ⅱ Foundations of Indian Verbal Communication 194

UNIT 6 Nonverbal Communication 200

WARM UP 200

PART ONE 201

Reading Ⅰ An Overview of Nonverbal Communication 201

Matching Task 213

Case Study 20-22 214

Group Work 217

PART TWO 217

Reading Ⅱ Some Nonverbal Patterns in the Black Culture 217

Fill-in Task 222

Cultural Information:Bowing in Japan 224

Writing 225

Discussion 226

Translation 227

PART THREE 227

Further Reading Ⅰ Functions of Nonverbal Communication 227

Further Reading Ⅱ Silence in Western Apache Culture 231

UNIT 7 Time and Space 238

WARM UP 238

PART ONE 239

Reading Ⅰ The Silent Language 239

Group Work 242

Reading Ⅱ Social Time:The Heartbeat of Culture 244

Case Study 23-24 248

Debate 251

Identifying Difference:Pace of life 251

Translation 253

Writing 253

PART TWO 254

Reading Ⅲ Personal Space 254

Case Study 25 256

Reading Ⅳ Home and Culture 258

Fill-in Task 262

Case Study 26-27 264

PART THREE 266

Further Reading Ⅰ German Patterns in Space Use 266

Further Reading Ⅱ Monochronic and Polychronic Time 271

UNIT 8 Intercultural Perception 277

WARM UP 277

PART ONE 278

Reading Ⅰ French Leave and Dutch Courage 278

Sharing Knowledge:Culture and perception 282

Reading Ⅱ Gaijin 285

Survey 288

Discussion 289

PART TWO 290

Reading Ⅲ Ethnocentrism 290

Case Study 28 294

Discovering Problems:The image of Arabs 296

Fill-in Task 297

Group Work 299

Writing 301

Reading Ⅳ Behaviors That Separate Us 302

Translation 306

PART THREE 307

Further Reading Ⅰ Forms of Prejudice 307

Further Reading Ⅱ The Nature of Mindfulness 312

UNIT 9 Intercultural Understanding 318

WARM UP 318

PART ONE 319

Reading Ⅰ Shakespeare in the Bush 319

Case Study 29-31 325

Group Work 328

Reading Ⅱ Improving Intercultural Communication 331

PART TWO 335

Reading Ⅲ The Struggle to Be an All-American Girl 335

Case Study 32-33 338

Reading Ⅳ A Very Lucky Daughter 340

Writing 346

Sharing Knowledge:Steps in cultural understanding 346

Fill-in Task 349

Translation 349

PART THREE 350

Further Reading Ⅰ Communicating Effectively with Strangers 350

Further Reading Ⅱ Cross-cultural Awareness 355

UNIT 10 Intercultural Adaptation 362

WARM UP 362

PART ONE 363

Group Work 363

Reading Ⅰ Culture Shock 365

Sharing Knowledge:Two views of culture shock 371

Reading Ⅱ Letters from the U.S.A 373

Discovering Problems:Chinese students abroad 377

Case Stuay 34-35 378

Test Yourself 379

PART TWO 380

Reading Ⅲ Love Without Borders 380

Fill-in Task 383

Reading Ⅳ Living in Two Cultures 385

Discussion 391

Writing 392

Translation 393

PART THREE 393

Further Reading Ⅰ Retum Culture Shock 393

Further Reading Ⅱ A Wager on Hope 398

Key to Some of the Exercises 403

Acknowledgements 412

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