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10 Cards in this Set
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Orientalism
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Has been srticulated thru metaphors. Oriental person is seen as a single image, generalizations, seen as inferior to West
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Invisible College
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40's & 50's- Social scientific cross-cultural, administrative research focusing on immediate results in business and military, quantifiable diff, esp n nonverbals, focus on diff n nationality
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Interpretive Turn
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Victor Turner & Clifford Geertz 60's & 70's- Qualitative research, participant observation, understnad participants worldview, a more poetic & personal research style
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Ideological Turn
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80's to present- critical analysis of material, economic, militarty, & other froms of power, communication across cultures assumed to feature elements of power, includes post-colonialism
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Conservative Functions of comm
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Maintaining and repairing reality
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Proressive Functions of comm
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Creating and transforming reality
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Phenomenology
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considerations of objective reality are not taken into account
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exocticism
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tendency to adopt what is exotic, or to create a more exotic view of an object than what really exists
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How communication influences culture
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Communication helps create the cultural reality of a community. Various aspects of culture are enacted in speech communities in contexts
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Limitations of value frameworks
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Identifying cultural values helps us understand broad cultural differences, not everyone in a given society holds the dominant value. Value heterogenity, essentialize ppl
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