The chapter defines Intercultural Praxis as a process of critical, reflective thinking and acting shaped by six ports of entry. In what ways is this approach different from learning a predetermined set of rules and norms for intercultural communication? Why does Intercultural Praxis emphasize the self-reflective process of thinking and acting rather than following established rules of communication?
Must have access to “Intercultural Communication: Globalization and Social Justice 3rd edition.” By: Kathryn Sorrells
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