Explored but not Assumed
Revisiting Commonalities in Asian Pacific Communication
Special issue of Journal of Asian Pacific Communication 25:1 (2015)
Editors
Hui-Ching Chang | University of Illinois at Chicago
Ling Chen | Hong Kong Baptist University
[Journal of Asian Pacific Communication, 25:1] 2015. v, 164 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Commonalities as an alternative approach to analyzing Asian Pacific communication: Some notes about the Special IssueHui-Ching Chang and Ling Chen | pp. 1–21
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Embracing cultural similarities and bridging differences in supportive communicationHairong Feng | pp. 22–41
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Beyond the cultural dichotomy, what do we share? An ethnographic study of intergenerational smartphone MMS use in sojourning experiencesHong-Chi Shiau | pp. 42–62
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Dialectics of culture and dynamic balancing between individuality and collectivityTae-Seop Lim and Seokhoon Ahn | pp. 63–77
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“Let the ‘like’ one in”: Five portals to invite similarity into conversations about “differences” in Asian Pacific communicationRichard Holt | pp. 78–96
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Proverb commonalities in different languages and its application to Asian Pacific communicationVladimir Manakin | pp. 97–116
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Sociocultural traits and language attitudes of Chinese Foochow and Hokkien in MalaysiaSu-Hie Ting and Yann-yann Puah | pp. 117–140
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Power redistribution of languages in Hong Kong under a new national flagMee Ling Lai | pp. 141–164
Articles
Subjects & Metadata
Communication Studies
BIC Subject: CF – Linguistics
BISAC Subject: LAN009000 – LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General