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Intercultural Communication
"The challenge facing us today is clear: to learn to accept cultural, and therefore communication, differences. Those of us who insist on clinging to the notion of a 'homogeneous melting pot,' who refuse to take cultural diversity into account, will simply not be able to meet the communication needs of our society and our world. Most likely, we will not only fail to share meaning with others, but we will not understand why we fail. When we view the world myopically, we distort our ability to respond appropriately." (Gamble & Gamble, Communication Works, p. 33)
African Education Research Network
Asian Studies - WWW Virtual Library
British Studies Intercultural Communication
Critical Intercultural Studies
Cross-Cultural Communication - East Asia
Cross-Cultural Communication - Southeast Asia
Demography & Population Studies
Diversity & Anti-Racism Resources
Folklore, Folklife, and Ethnomusicology
Fourth World Documentation Project
Intercultural E-Mail Classroom Connections
Lam Centre for International Communication
Middle Eastern Network Information Center
Middle East Studies WWW Virtual Library
Religion: A Comparative Anthology of Sacred Texts
Application: How international are you? click here. Following are three brief tests from the University of Washington and Yale that you can help you think about your cultural biases. They are based on the connotations you attach to names. Ageism | Black-White Racisim | Sexism
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