Communicative Styles of Japanese and Americans: Images and Realities

Agnes M. Niyekawa · Dean C. Barnlund

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Images of the twentieth century. The changing context of communication. Exploring social space: Japan and the United States. A world of strangers. Profiles of intimacy. Intimacy: its verbal dimension. Intimacy: its nonverbal dimensions. Commitment, conflict, integration. The vital connection: Images and realities. Appendix for the specialist. References. Index.

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