日本的コミュニケーション再考 : インターモーダル・コミュニケーションをめぐって (遠山淳教授退任記念号)

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Communication has a three-strata structure: the Prototypes of Communication consisting of the set of repellency and attraction as the basis for life, the four types of Modes of Orientation and the eight Patterns of Communication most frequently appearing on the surface of human life. One usually cannot automatically change one's communication culture even when speaking a different language from one's own. Iintercultural impediment soften arise between speakers insisting on their own communication styles, especially between unimodal speakers and bimodal ones. The feature of Japanese communication is the frequent use of bimodal communication. Other cultures, however, use unimodal communication. An overwhelming majority of the world has acclimated to the unimodal alternative (either-or) orientation. This is why, Japanese people are still suffering difficulty in communicating with people of other cultures.
2007-12-10