INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

The textbook "Intercultural Communication" provides a comprehensive introduction to the critical aspects of intercultural interactions and global communication. Covering fundamental topics such as cultural competence, identity, globalization, and communication strategies, this book serves as an essential resource for students, educators, and professionals who engage in cross-cultural interactions.The text begins with an introduction to the field of intercultural communication, outlining key concepts such as international cultural competence and the fundamental question, "What is culture?" These foundational discussions help readers develop an understanding of how culture shapes human interaction. The book further explores the role of extralinguistic factors in intercultural communication, including nonverbal cues, cultural norms, and social behaviors, which significantly impact the effectiveness of cross-cultural exchanges.

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Khujakulov Sunnatullo - Associate professor at the University of Economics and Pedagogy in Uzbeksitan. He has published more than ten textbooks and manuals for the students who study in the speciality of English language and literature, Linguistics and Philology.