Browsing by Author "Holmes, Prue"
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Business communication as cultural text: Exchange and feedback of promotional video clips
(Elsevier, 2009)Our research is a response to the need to improve the understanding of the complexity of global professional communication. To investigate the complex cultural interpretations that producers and audiences apply to professional ... -
Developing and evaluating intercultural competence: Ethnographies of intercultural encounters
(Elsevier, 2012)Although recent scholarly reviews have synthesized understandings of intercultural competence, the processes underpinning how individuals acquire and evaluate their intercultural competence, and where it resides, invite ... -
Foregrounding Harmony: Chinese International Student’s Voices in Communication with Their New Zealand Peers
(Marsland Press, 2008)Chinese students’ intercultural communication experiences in Western educational institutions have largely been examined through Eurocentric theoretical lenses, often resulting in misinterpretations of their verbal and ... -
Intercultural communication: an advanced resource book
(2009)As human society becomes increasingly pluricultural and more complex, we need resources to educate people about intercultural communication and cultural otherness. Holliday, Hyde and Kullman’s new book Intercultural ... -
Migrants’ communication practices with ICTs: tools for facilitating migration and adaptation?
(Common Ground, 2008)Migrants to a new homeland face significant adaptation and communication challenges. Information communication technologies (ICTs) are obvious tools to bridge these challenges. In this paper we investigate how migrants’ ...
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Lying: Strategies to Manage Undesirable Communicative Situations in Japan and New Zealand
(University of Waikato, 2011)This study explores how Japanese and New Zealand people manage undesirable communicative situations by applying lying strategies, specifically, how they manage refusal situations by using untruthful excuses. Lying is a ...
