1998
DOI: 10.4135/9781483345321
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Constructing Co-Cultural Theory: An Explication of Culture, Power, and Communication

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“…Matoré (1968) affirms that a language reflects a society. The co-cultural communication theory (Orbe, 1998) corroborates this idea when states that the language is the instrument the groups of people use to impose their power. To examplify I will register an interaction I had when I was already adapted to my host city -Kansas City-MO.…”
Section: Beyond Geographymentioning
confidence: 51%
“…Matoré (1968) affirms that a language reflects a society. The co-cultural communication theory (Orbe, 1998) corroborates this idea when states that the language is the instrument the groups of people use to impose their power. To examplify I will register an interaction I had when I was already adapted to my host city -Kansas City-MO.…”
Section: Beyond Geographymentioning
confidence: 51%
“…De hecho, para los miembros de estos grupos, la dimensión del poder percibida como desequilibrada junto con un acceso desequilibrado a este, los lleva a establecer límites bastante demarcados entre el grupo que ostenta el poder y el grupo marginal dominado (Yinger, 1994;Orbe, 1998;Van Dijk, 1999).…”
Section: Discurso Comunicación Intercultural Y Educación Interculturalunclassified
“…Í lýsingu sem er fyrsta stigið fer viðtalið og afritunin fram. Á því stigi er mikilvaegt að rannsakand inn leggi skoðanir til hliðar (Orbe, 1998). Samþaetting er annað stigið þar sem þemu fara að spretta upp úr gögnunum.…”
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