This book tries to answer the question how the identity and cultural values of individuals are being modified by the Internet and its global culture. It is based on unique research projects focusing on foreign students and their way of communicating in the new media. The aim is to explore the relationship between the cultural affiliation of young Internet users from Poland, Germany and Ukraine and their attitudes as well as communication behaviour in Internet interactions.
The author presents an in-depth analysis of network communication and its influence on possible changes of cultural identity. Creating an alternative platform for discussions, network communication becomes a place for a new type of identification - a cosmopolitan one. It is also the frame in which self-reflection and modification of cultural identity take place. According to the author, the social media thus might also be perceived as a tool for building tolerance with respect to the cultural differentiation of the world.
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Grażyna Piechota is a lawyer and sociologist. She works as Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Management and Social Communication of the Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University. She specializes in civil society, political communication and networked communication.
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Hardcover, 22 cm. Etat : Wie neu. 161 pp., 4 fig. b/w, 16 tables. A perfect copy. - The book presents comparative research which was carried out among students from Krakow, Berlin and Kiev from 2014 to 2016. It unveils a correlation between the cultural affiliation of netizens and their attitudes as well as communication behaviour in Internet interactions: cultural changes in network communication might affect cultural attitudes. This book tries to answer the question how the identity and cultural values of individuals are being modified by the Internet and its global culture. It is based on unique research projects focusing on foreign students and their way of communicating in the new media. The aim is to explore the relationship between the cultural affiliation of young Internet users from Poland, Germany and Ukraine and their attitudes as well as communication behaviour in Internet interactions. The author presents an in-depth analysis of network communication and its influence on possible changes of cultural identity. Creating an alternative platform for discussions, network communication becomes a place for a new type of identification - a cosmopolitan one. It is also the frame in which self-reflection and modification of cultural identity take place. According to the author, the social media thus might also be perceived as a tool for building tolerance with respect to the cultural differentiation of the world. Contents: Introduction -- 1 State and Society in the Era of Migration -- 1.1 Global Society -- 1.2 Contemporary Migrations -- 1.3 Deconstruction of the Nation State -- 1.4 Cosmopolitan Europe -- 1.5 Civil Society and the Challenges of a Multicultural Society -- 1.6 Multicultural Citizenship -- 2 Multiculturalism and Shaping Individual Identity -- 2.1 Multiculturalism -- 2.2 Tolerance in Intercultural Relations -- 2.3 Cultural Differences -- 2.4 Cultural Differences and Attitudes to Immigrants -- 2.5 Shaping Individual Attitudes -- 2.6 Individual's Cultural Identity -- 2.7 Globalisation as a Factor Shaping Individual Identity -- 3 Media and Intercultural Communication -- 3.1 Intercultural Communication - Theoretical Issues -- 3.2 Barriers to Intercultural Communication - Prejudices and Stereotypes -- 3.3 Functions and Impact of Mass Media in Intercultural Communication -- 3.4 New Media and Their Significance in Contemporary Communication -- 3.5 Characteristics of Communication in Social Media -- 3.6 Social Media in Intercultural Communication -- 3.7 Tolerance in Network Communication -- 4 Empirical Aspects of Network Communication Processes in the Light of Migration and Cultural Differences -- 4.1 Research Methodology -- 4.2 The Role of New Media in Overcoming Stereotypes and Prejudices of Students -- 4.3 Summary of the First Stage of Research -- 4.4 The Significance of Social Media in Shaping Students' Attitudes to Immigrants -- 4.5 Summary of the Second Stage of Research -- 4.6 The Use of Social Media in Communication Processes of Representatives of High- and Low-Context Cultures -- 4.7 Summary of the Third Stage of Research -- Network Communication and Cultural Identity of an Individual - Summary Attempt. ISBN 9783631748626 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 284. N° de réf. du vendeur 1156858
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