Speaking Culturally: Explorations in Social Communication (SUNY series, Human Communication Processes)
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Speaking Culturally: Explorations in Social Communication (SUNY series, Human Communication Processes)

by Gerry Philipsen

Sociology Communication
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A scholarly exploration of how culture influences social communication, offering ethnographic insights into the ways people create meaning and identity through interaction.

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Speaking Culturally examines the relationship between culture and communication in everyday life.

The book investigates how people use language and symbols to create shared meanings within communities.

It draws on ethnographic research to illustrate patterns of social interaction across different cultural settings.

Readers gain insight into the processes through which communication both reflects and shapes cultural identity.

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