跨文化交流学教学大纲-CSC.PPTVIP

Intercultural Communication Introduction By Guan Shijie Peking University May 6 2009  Presentation titles and reading Lecture 1: Introduction: Intercultural communication Reading: Guo-ming Chen William J. Starosta, Foundation of Intercultural Communication, Allyn Bacon, 1998, Chapter 1-2, pp. 1-30. Lecture 2: Languages and intercultural communication Reading: Samovar, Larry and Poeter, Richard E. Communication between cultures, Wadsworth Publishing company, California, 2004, Chapter 4-5, pp. 138-200. Lecture 3: Thinking patterns and intercultural communication Reading: Nisbett, richard E., The geography of thought: how Asians and Westerners think differently…and why, New York: Free Press, 2003, chapter 6-7, pp.137-165. Lecture 4: Values and intercultural communication Readings: Linell Davis, Doing Culture: Cross-cultural communication in Action, Foreign language Teaching and Research Press, Beijing, China, 2001, Chapter 11-12, pp.137-238. Map of the World Beijing Peking University My Family My family My wife and granddaughter in Thailand outline I. Why we need to study intercultural communication? II. The Chronological Development of  intercultural communication Study III. Culture and Communication in Intercultural Communication Study 1. The coming of intensive intercultural communication period From Lao Tse’s ideal (people do not visit each other all their lives, through the crowing of their cocks and the barking of their dogs are within hearing of each other) , stated two thousand years ago, to global village forecast by Marshall McLuhan, the wheel of human history has moved us forward from isolation to integration. (As the swine flu outbreak influence all over the world) People in Global VillagePictures of the open ceremony of Olympic Games 2008, There is a long history with the intercultural communication, but it is quite a different thing now. What make this tremendous change? Technological Development, Globalization of