Cross-Cultural Practice: Purpose and Meaning

by Jim Lantz, Karen V. Harper-Dorton

Cultural Studies Social Work

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Cross-Cultural Practice: Purpose and Meaning examines a subject centered on working across cultures and considering the significance of purpose and meaning. Written by Jim Lantz and Karen V. Harper-Dorton, this focused volume may interest readers exploring cross-cultural practice in an educational or social science context.

ISBN-13 9780925065766 ASIN 0925065765 Views 141 Publisher Lyceum Books Year 2007 Edition 2 Format Paperback Product Group Book Pages 220 Created March 16, 2026 Updated October 28, 2026

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Cross-Cultural Practice: Purpose and Meaning focuses on cross-cultural practice and the concepts of purpose and meaning.

Written by Jim Lantz and Karen V. Harper-Dorton, the book offers a focused resource for readers interested in this subject.

Its title highlights the relationship between practicing across cultures and considering the purposes and meanings that shape that practice.

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