Nakayama Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Summary for the course Intercultural Communication. Includes: - Piller Chapter 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8 - Articles: Essed & Trienekens; Burt, Johannson, Thelander; Dervin; Martin & Nakayama; Fitzgerald; Van Sterkenburg & Knoppers; Kuipers & de Kloet; Yin; Asante, Miike & Yin; Stephan, Hourani &Horn - All Lecture notes week 1/8

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How Languages Work An Introduction to Language and Linguistics Editor CAROL GENETTI University of California, Santa Barbara CONTAINS THE FOLLOWING TOPICS 1 Introduction: language, languages, and linguistics CAROL GENETTI 3 2 Phonetics: physical dimensions of speech sounds MATTHEW GORDON 25 3 Phonology: organization of speech sounds MATTHEW GORDON 49 4 Morphology: what’s in a word? MARIANNE MITHUN 71 5 Word classes: evidence from grammatical behavior CAROL GENETTI 100 6 Syntax: w...

Summary of all the compulsory literature of the course Intercultural Communication (CM1010) of the International Bachelor of Communication and Media. Includes chapters 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8 of Piller's book 'Intercultural Communication: a critical introduction and all the articles from the authors: Essed & Trienekens, Dervin, Martin & Nakayama, Johansson & Thelander, Fitzgerald, Sterkenburg & Knoppers, Kuipers & De Kloet, Yin, Asante, Miike & Yin and El Helou & Zeid.

Week 5: CourseProject- Equity ImpactAssessment This week, you'll analyze the technology you've chosen for your Course Project's equityimplications.The purposeofthisprojectistoprovideaframeworkforreducinghurdlesthatdisadvantaged individuals may have in accessing and using new technologies, as well as toanalyze technology throughthe perspectiveofsocialjusticeandequity. The concept that all persons are created equal is characterized as equity (Martin & Nakayama,2020). The cultural, financial...

Week 5: CourseProject- Equity ImpactAssessment This week, you'll analyze the technology you've chosen for your Course Project's equityimplications.The purposeofthisprojectistoprovideaframeworkforreducinghurdlesthatdisadvantaged individuals may have in accessing and using new technologies, as well as toanalyze technology throughthe perspectiveofsocialjusticeandequity. The concept that all persons are created equal is characterized as equity (Martin & Nakayama,2020). The cultural, financial...

Chapter outline for studying intercultural communities

Notes based on lecture slides from Northeastern's Global and Intercultural Communications class. Covers Chapter 5: Identity and Intercultural Communication from textbook Intercultural Communication in Contexts, 6th Edition by Judith Martin and Thomas Nakayama.

An in depth study guide for Exam 1 for the course Human Communications. This study guide covers Chapters 1, 2, 4, and part of 12 from the textbook "Human Communication in Society” (Fourth Edition – 4e) by Jess K. Alberts, Thomas K. Nakayama, & Judith N. Martin.

Notes based on lecture slides from Northeastern's Global and Intercultural Communications class. Covers Chapter 2: History of Intercultural Communication from textbook Intercultural Communication in Contexts, 6th Edition by Judith Martin and Thomas Nakayama.