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17 Cards in this Set
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Collegial Story
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An account about one member of an organization told by a different member of the organization.
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Communication Rules
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Regular patterns in the use and interpretation of verbal and nonverbal behaviours and their functions within a particular group.
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Corporate Story
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A narrative that conveys the values, style, and history of an organization. Told to newcomers to perform socialization, told among veteran members to bind them together.
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Critical Race Theory
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A theory that examines how laws and legal institutions construct race and use race as a critical perspective for questioning cultural views of justice and fairness.
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Organizational Culture Theory
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A point of view that focuses on the ways in which communication creates and sustains distinct customs, understandings, and perspectives within a particular organization.
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Outsider Within
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A person both inside a particular group through regular interaction with members of the group and outside the group because they are not defined as "one of them".
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Personal Story
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An account that announces how people see themselves and how they wish to be seen by others.
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Rite
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A dramatic, planned set of activities that brings together aspects of cultural ideology into a single event.
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Ritual
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Communicative performance that is regularly repeated in an organization and that members come to regard as familiar and routine.
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Situated Knowledge
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(Standpoint Theory)
The idea that an individual's knowledge is situated within her/his particular circumstances and that there are multiple knowledges. |
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Hi Colette
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Speech Community
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A group of people who share understandings of communication not shared by others outside of the group.
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Speech Community Theory
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The P.O.V. that explains the communication styles of particular groups with reference to the cultures in which members of the groups are socialized.
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Standpoint
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The viewpoint and knowledge that grows out of political awareness of and struggle with material, symbolic, and social circumstances that shape the lives of a group.
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Standpoint Theory
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The view that material, social, and symbolic circumstances of a group shape what members of the group experience and how they act, think and feel.
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Vocabulary
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Language used by members of a culture, social group, or institution. Reflects group's experience, values, norms, and ideology.
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White Studies
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A discipline focusing on critical attention on what whiteness means and how it has been constructed as normal in Western cultures.
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