Cultural communication and intercultural contact / edited by Donal Carbaugh.

Iincludes bibl. - Contents: I, Culture talking about itself. Speaking "Like a man" in Teamsterville" / G. Philipsen; How I got over: communication dynamics in the Black community / J.L. Daniel, G. Smitherman; On being a recognisable Indian among Indians / D.L. Wieder, Steven Pratt; "Communication" as a cultural category in some American speech / T. Katriel, G. Philipsen; "Griping" as a verbal ritual in some Israeli discourse / T. Katriel; Communication rules in Donahue discourse / D. Carbaugh; II, Intercultural communication. Intercultural communication in central Australia / K. Liberman; An ethnomethodological agenda in the study of intercultural communication / K. Liberman; Force fields in black and white communication / T. Kochman; Cultural pluralism: black and white styles / T. Kochman; The ineractional accomplishment of discrimination in South Africa / J.K. Chick; Reflections on language, interaction, and context / J.K. Chick; Athabaskan-English interethnic communication / R. Scollon, S. Wong-Scollon; III, Cross-cultural comparisons of communication phenomena. "To give up on words": silence in western Apache culture / K. Basso; Communicative silence: a cross-cultural study of Basso's hypothesis / C.A. Braithwaite; Some sources of cultural variability in the regulation of talk / S.U. Philips; A classification of illocutionary acts / J.R. Searle; The thing we do with words: Ilongot speech / M.Z. Rosaldo; Epilogue to the taxonomy of illocutionary acts / J.R. Searle; Epilogue to "The things we do with words" / Dell Hymes. - R. in MAN 27:1,1992,192.

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