Black and White Styles in Conflict
Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 1983
184
Book • Nonfiction
1983
Adult
18+ years
Black and White Styles in Conflict by Thomas Kochman analyzes cultural communication differences between Black and White individuals in the United States. The text examines how distinct conversational styles and cultural norms can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and respecting these differences to improve interactions across diverse groups.
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Black and White Styles in Conflict by Thomas Kochman explores communication differences between Black and White Americans. The book is lauded for its insightful and thorough analysis, providing clarity on cultural misunderstandings. Some critiques mention its generalizations and outdated examples. Overall, it's a valuable resource for understanding cross-cultural communication.
An ideal reader for Thomas Kochman's Black and White Styles in Conflict is someone interested in cross-cultural communication and race relations. Similar readers might enjoy Edward T. Hall's The Silent Language for its exploration of cultural contexts and language impact on interactions.
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1983
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