5th Edition
Intercultural Communication An Advanced Resource Book for Students
Preface
Introduction: Using the book
Chapter 1: Initial concepts
Chapter 2: Conference colleagues: ‘I’m not Westernised’ (Identity)
Chapter 3: Student voices: ‘We are not all the same’ (Identity)
Chapter 4: Professional identities: ‘How we project ourselves’ (Identity)
Chapter 5: Encountering the Other next door (Othering)
Chapter 6: Stamping identity on new language (Othering)
Chapter 7: The dangers of thinking we know (Othering)
Chapter 8: Refugee experience: 'We have been different to what we are now' (Representation)
Chapter 9: Complex images: 'We have no idea how deeply we get things wrong' (Representation)
Chapter 10: The paradoxes of institutional life: things may be more complex and quite different to first appearances (Representation)
Biography
Adrian Holliday is Professor Emeritus of Applied Linguistics and Intercultural Education at Canterbury Christ Church University. He is the author of Contesting Grand Narratives of the Intercultural (Routledge, 2022) and co-author of Making Sense of the Intercultural (with Sara Amadasi; Routledge, 2020), with research interests spanning interculturality, qualitative methodology, and critical pedagogy.
