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African American Communication : ウィキペディア英語版 | African American Communication
''African American Communication: Exploring Identity and Culture'' is a 2003 book by Michael Hecht, Ronald L. Jackson II and Sidney A. Ribeau. ==Overview== The book seeks to demonstrate why and how communication in interpersonal interactions between African Americans differs from that between European Americans. The authors argue that African-American identity, communicative competence, language style and relationship formation and maintenance are strategies adopted in order to navigate a dominant European power structure than inhibits cultural authenticity and access to power.〔 The authors' intent is to establish a starting point for research into the communication styles of African Americans and other cultural groups.〔 The major questions the authors seek to address involve the differences in communicative experiences that are unique to African Americans, how African Americans self-define culturally, and how African Americans perceive intercultural communication.〔 The book concludes by presenting ideas and recommendations for future scholarship, including the necessity of a non-Eurocentric perspective on African-American identities.〔
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