Intercultural Communication – Bridges in Understanding Cultural Differences

Authors : Wolfgang GİELER

Pages : 167-176

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Publication Date : 2023-01-15

Article Type : Review Paper

Abstract :Intercultural communication is firmly linked to interculturality, with relationships between cultures, wherever they take place and which one Kind of they may be. In human history, there have always been contacts and encounters of people. Wars, conquests, discoveries, or those developments of political structures between human communities were always accompanied by the need to look one way or another to communicate insert ignore into journalissuearticles values(which did not necessarily mean tolerance and acceptance of the other);. But how did this communication work? Wherever people from unfamiliar communities met, they had to find forms of understanding in order to express their interests. In some cases, there were local intermediaries. Cultural contact in history was never global, but rather limited to certain regions insert ignore into journalissuearticles values(e.g., Areas of discovery and conquest);, often limited in time or to individual related to social groups, e.g., traders, travelling journeymen, clergymen, researchers, warriors, students. For a long time, there were areas that never entered A stranger came or the stranger was just from the neighbouring town, so that understanding wasn\`t too difficult. There was mutual understanding wherever certain groups could communicate in a common language, even if they came to other areas.
Keywords : Kültürlerarası, iletişim, süreçsellik, kültürel temas, kültürel farklılıklar, Intercultural, communication, processualism, cultural contact, cultural differences

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