interkultural communication
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a presentation i gave on intercultural communication at the international marketing conference at fachhochschule sankt pölten, 18 november 2014.
interkultural communication
- 2. Questions and Observations on Culture and the Global Village Generation Nathan D. Horowitz, MA Fachhochschule St Pölten International Week 18 November 2014
- 3. Structure of this presentation • Questions for you • Definitions of culture • Culture as a lived experience: a narrative • Questions for me, if there are any
- 4. • What is culture?
- 5. • What is culture? • What is intercultural communication?
- 6. • What is culture? • What is intercultural communication? • Are all cultures equal?
- 7. • What is culture? • What is intercultural communication? • Are all cultures equal? • Are there values that all cultures share?
- 8. • What is culture? • What is intercultural communication? • Are all cultures equal? • Are there values that all cultures share? • Where do your beliefs about the world come from?
- 9. • What is culture? • What is intercultural communication? • Are all cultures equal? • Are there values that all cultures share? • Where do your beliefs about the world come from? • Do most people like to live around people who are like them?
- 10. • What is culture? • What is intercultural communication? • Are all cultures equal? • Are there values that all cultures share? • Where do your beliefs about the world come from? • Do most people like to live around people who are like them? • What social groups do you belong to—groups defined by nationality, religion, age, etc.?
- 20. Culture is viewed… • as civilization
- 21. Culture is viewed… • as civilization • as communication
- 22. Culture is viewed… • as civilization • as communication • as a general concept
- 23. Culture is viewed… • as civilization • as communication • as a general concept • in terms of intercultural communication
- 24. Culture is viewed… • as civilization • as communication • as a general concept • in terms of intercultural communication • as an arena where groups or communities interact
- 25. Culture is viewed… • as civilization • as communication • as a general concept • in terms of intercultural communication • as an arena where groups or communities interact • as a dynamic construction between and among people
- 26. Culture is viewed… • as civilization • as communication • as a general concept • in terms of intercultural communication • as an arena where groups or communities interact • as a dynamic construction between and among people • in terms of biology or evolutionary psychology (Patrick R. Moran, Teaching Culture, pp. 4-5)
Editor's Notes
- #27: The most important culture to study is yourself.
- #28: These two hipsters are my parents in Jerusalem in 1966
- #36: When someone that you love dies, be that person. In turn, I have tried to become victor.
- #46: The Triumph of the Will, after a film by Leni Riefenstahl.
- #47: June 22, 1996, Ann Arbor
- #65: Photo by Jan Sochor
- #73: miniemu
- #77: From the jungle to the city