SemesterFall Semester, 2018
DepartmentCollege of Communication Specialized Subjects for Freshman and Sophomore Majors
Course NameCross-Culture Communication
InstructorLIN YI-CHIEH
Credit3.0
Course TypeElective
Prerequisite
Course Objective
Course Description
Course Schedule

Schedule



 

























































































































Week



Seminar Topics




  • Readings Due



Assignment Due



Sept 18



Welcome & Expectations:



Basics of Cross-Cultural Research




  • CCC Chapter 1 (ebook)



 



Sept 25



Dimensions and Models of Cross-Cultural Communication




  • CCC Chapter 2-3: Important Thinkers (ebook)

  • Mooij & Hofstede (2010): The Hofstede Model



 



Oct 2



Cross-Cultural Communication and Advertising




  • Shankar, Shalini (2014) Advertising Diversity: Ad Agencies and the Creation of Asian American Consumers. Durham and London: Duke University Press Chapter 2 (Creative )and 3 (Accounting Service)

  • Prieler, M (2010) Othering, racial hierarchies and identity constructions in Japanese television advertising. International Journal of Cultural Studies 13(5): 511-529.



Cultural Self-Analysis



 



Oct 9



Food and Nationa Image; Migration & Global/intercultural Citizenship




  • Urban Foodways and Communicatoin (ebook), chapter 3,5, 7



 



Oct 16



Media, Globalization and Popular Culture




  • Iwabuchi (2010) Globalization, East Asia media cultures and their publics

  • Occhi (2012) Kyara (Characters)

  • Choe, Youngmin (2016)Tourist Distractions: Traveling and Feeling in Transnational Hallyu Cinema Duke University Press. Chapter 2 (e-book)

  • Kritika Kultura 28 (2017) Backlash of Hallyu in SE Asia



 



Oct 23



Cultural Tourism, Authenitcity  and Sustainability




  • Dorsey et al (2004) advertising ecotourism on the Internet

  • Amaro and Duarte (2017) Social media use for travel purposes: a cross cultural comparison between Portugal and the UK

  • Schweinsberg, Darcy and Chen (2017) The agenda-setting power of news media in framing the future of tourism in protected areas



Cross-Cultural Interview Reflection



Oct 30



Culture & Identity: TCKs and Multiculturalism




  • Fail, Thompson and Walker (2004) Third Culture Kids

  • Prato (2009)

  • Guilhermea  and Dietz (2015)



 



Nov 6



Cultural Display



Tour of NCCU Museum of Ethnology




  • Supplemented readings on indiginous museum in Taiwan are posted on Moodle



Final Project abstract



(1 page)



Nov 13



Mid-Term Discussion:



Project Progress



 



 



Nov 20



Cross-Cultural Communication Issue: comparisons between Indigenous tribes in Taiwan and native American



(Guest Speaker Event)




  • TBA



 



Nov 27



Issue: Cultural Tourism in SE Asia (Guest Speaker Event)




  • TBA



 



Dec 4



Fieldwork for final project



 



Critical Media Project



Dec 11



Issue: Political Economy in SE Asia (Guest Speaker Event)



Final Project Oral Discussion (1 hour)




  • TBA



 



Dec 18



Cross-Cultural Communication and News Media (Guest Speaker Event)



Final Project Oral Discussion (1 hour)




  • TBA



 



Dec 25



Fieldwork for final project



 



 



Jan   1



(2019)



 Holiday – no class



 



 



Jan  8



Fieldwork for final project



 



 



Jan  15



Wrap Up:



 



Final Paper




 



 



 


Teaching Methods
Teaching Assistant
Requirement/Grading




























Participation (in class and online)



30%



Presentation and Leading Discussion



10%



Cultural Self-Analysis



10%



Cross-Cultural Interview Reflection



10%



Critical Media Project



10%



Final Project



30%



Textbook & Reference

  1. Textbook: Barry Tomalin and Brian Hum 2013. Cross-Cultural Communication: Theory and Practice. (CCC) Palgrave Macmillan. (Complete electronic version available in NCCU library).



Most required readings will be accessible as PDF files through course website on Moodle platform or available in NCCU library as electronic books


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