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Unlocking the Power of Language for Global Intercultural Understanding

Routledge eBooks
Introducing Language and Intercultural Communication
Gavin Jack

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This article explores the importance of studying language and intercultural communication. It delves into the history of this field, the role of culture in shaping communication, and the impact of power dynamics. The research also discusses nonverbal communication, identity, and barriers like ethnocentrism. It highlights the challenges of adapting to new cultures and managing conflicts. The findings emphasize the significance of developing intercultural competence in global workplaces for effective communication and fostering global citizenship.