Fahrenheit WWII
There is no construction without destruction—Chairman Mao
The elements that can provide a satisfactory explanation of the actions exhibited by the police force in Ordinary Men and those of the Red Guards are strong deeply rooted motivations. It is important to understand both the mindset of these killers as well as the [...]
October 16, 2008
Categories: ALL, Book Reviews, Theory, non-fiction . Tags: China, Genocide, Germany, Mao, Propaganda, War, World War Two . Author: mastadonzq . Comments: Leave a Comment
Intercultural Communication in Courtship:The Case of Chinese and Americans Alex Churchill and Erik George CO442: Intercultural Communication 2 May 2006 Two sectors that lead the way in the quantity and quality of intercultural contact are business and education. Since a large proportion of Americans report meeting their future mate in these same two settings – work and school [...]
November 8, 2007
Categories: ALL, Theory, non-fiction . Tags: case study, China, Chinese American, Communication, Courtship, Intercultural, interethnic, interpersonal, Marriage, norms, relationships, US . Author: mastadonzq . Comments: 3 Comments