Description
Beyond Culture explores the profound influence of culture on human thought, communication, and social interaction. Drawing on insights from anthropology, intercultural communication, and behavioral science, the book examines how cultural values and assumptions shape the ways people perceive the world, interpret meaning, and interact across cultural boundaries. Through the analysis of concepts such as context, time, space, and cultural patterns of communication, it offers a deeper understanding of intercultural relationships and the challenges of cross-cultural interaction. Regarded as a landmark work in intercultural studies, it is an essential resource for students, researchers, educators, and professionals interested in culture, communication, and global understanding.
