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1. How do you define the term “culture”?
2. What does “non-material culture” refer to? Could you give some examples?
3. If you were asked to figure out a culture metaphor, what do you most likely to compare culture to?
4. What is meant by the statement “culture is learned”? Can you think of examples that demonstrate this “learning” process?
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-1.1 Globalization
-1.2 Global Competence---Being a Global Citizen
--1.2 Global Competence---Being a Global Citizen
-1.3 Understanding Others---Intercultural Communication
--1.3 Understanding Others---Intercultural Communication
-1.4 Understanding Ourselves---To Have China' Stories Retold
--1.4 Understanding Ourselves---To Have China' Stories Retold
-Chapter 1 Why do We Need to Communicate Interculturally?
-Chapter 1 Quiz
-2.1 What is Culture?
-2.2 Metaphors of Culture
-2.3 Characteristics of Culture
--2.3 Characteristics of Culture
-Chapter 2 How do We Understand Culture?
-Chapter 2 Quiz
-3.1 Perception: Definition and Process
--3.1 Perception: Definition and Process
-3.2 Six Barriers in Interculture Communication
--Six Barriers in Interculture Communication
-3.3 Cultural Conflicts and Integration
--3.3.1 Chinese-American Cultural Differences
--3.3.2 American Racial Relations-1
--3.3.2 American Racial Relations-2
--3.3.2 American Racial Relations-3
-3.4 Cultural Diversity, Inclusivity and Cultural Translation
--3.4.1 Cultural Diversity and Inclusivity
-Chapter 3 How Do We Perceive the World?
-Chapter 3 Quiz
-4.1 Language, Thought and Culture
--4.1 Language, Thought and Culture
-4.2 Sapir–Whorf Hypothesis: Linguistic Determinism
--4.2 Sapir–Whorf Hypothesis: Linguistic Determinism
-4.3 Sapir–Whorf Hypothesis: Linguistic Relativity
--4.3 Sapir–Whorf Hypothesis: Linguistic Relativity
-Chapter 4 Language, Thought and Culture: Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis
-Chapter 4 Quiz
-5.1 Communication Overview
-5.2 Verbal Communication
--5.2.1 Verbal Communication -1
--5.2.2 Verbal Communication -2
-5.3 Non-verbal Communication
--5.3.2 Body Language (Section One)
--5.3.3 Body Language (Section Two) and Silence
-Chapter 5 Verbal and Non-verbal Communication
-Chapter 5 Quiz
-6.1 Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck's Value Orientations Theory
--6.1 Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck's Value Orientations Theory
-6.2 Edward Hall’s High Context and Low Context Cultures
--6.2.1 Edward Hall’s High Context and Low Context Cultures -1
--6.2.2 Edward Hall’s High Context and Low Context Cultures -2
-6.3 Hofstede's Six Dimensional Model of Values
--6.3.1 Hofstede's Six Dimensional Model of Values -1
--6.3.2 Hofstede's Six Dimensional Model of Values -2
-Chapter 6 How to Understand Cultural Diversity?
-Chapter 6 Quiz
-7.1 Geographical and Economic Background of Chinese People
--7.1 Geographical and Economic Background of Chinese People
-7.2 The Concept of He (Harmony) in Chinese Culture
--7.2 The Concept of He (Harmony) in Chinese Culture
-7.3 Confucius’ Thought of He (harmony) between Individuals: Ren (benevolence)
--7.3 Confucius’ Thought of He (harmony) between Individuals: Ren (benevolence)
-7.4 Confucius’ Thought of He (harmony) between Individuals: How to Practice Ren (benevolence)
--7.4 Confucius’ Thought of He (harmony) between Individuals: How to Practice Ren (benevolence)
-7.5 The Concept of Tianrenheyi (the unity of Heaven and Man)
--7.5 The Concept of Tianrenheyi (the unity of Heaven and Man)
-7.6 Reversal is the Movement of Tao
--7.6 Reversal is the Movement of Tao
-Chapter 7 Roots and Origins of Chinese Culture
-Chapter 7 Quiz
-8.1 Virtues
--8.1.1 Virtues in Western Cultures
--8.1.2 Traditional Chinese Virtues-1
--8.1.3 Traditional Chinese Virtues-2
-8.2 Core Values in Western Cultures
-Chapter 8 Virtues in Cultures
-Chapter 8 Quiz
-9.1 Chinese Literature
-9.2 Western Literature Orientation
-9.3 Chinese painting: Ink-and-wash painting
--9.3.1 Chinese painting: Ink -and-wash painting -1
--9.3.2 Chinese painting: Ink-and-wash painting -2
--9.3.3 Chinese painting: Ink-and-wash painting -3
-Chapter 9 Literature and Paintings
-Chapter 9 Quiz