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                          contextualization cues 22, 23–5, 177, 249,  – orientations 264, 265, 268–9, 277, 501
                            374                               culture
                          Conversation Analysis (CA) 19, 245, 286  – concept and history 396–7
                          conversational inference 18–19, 20, 26  – contrastive studies 264–5, 266, 277–9
                          conversational management 18–19     – cultural representations 39–41, 39f, 49
                          Cook, Guy 520                       – definitions 1, 32, 33, 396–7, 442–3
                          Cook-Gumperz, Jenny 285             – dimensions of culture 264
                          Copeland, Lennie 505–6              – epidemiological approach 37–43
                          Corbett, John 522                   – metarepresentations 37–8
                          Corder, Saskia 447–8, 453, 456, 457 n1  – as orientation system 274
                          Council of Europe 469, 479, 481     culture assimilators 274, 497–8, 509 n4
                          Coupland, Nikolas et al. 70         culture models 264
                          covert forms of communication 36–7  culture standards 273–9, 498
                          Crenshaw, Kimberlé 372              – critical incidents 274–5
                          creoles 199–200, 201, 204           – etic vs. emic studies 278
                          critical incidents 274–5, 497–8, 509 n4  – research 274–5
                          critical thinking 81, 82, 85        – vs. value orientations 277, 278
                          cross-cultural adaptation theory 61  Cushner, Kenneth 496
                          cross-cultural studies of communication 1  Cuvelier, Pol 214
                          Crystal, David 205
                          Culpeper, Jonathan 105, 107
                          cultural apparatus 397–400
                          cultural awareness 525              D
                          cultural difference                 Daly, Nicola et al. 161
                          – difference approach to diversity  Davidheiser, Mark 110
                            289–90                            Davidson, Brad 247
                          – discourse approach 297            Davies, Bronwyn 425
                          – dominance approach 295            Davies, Catherine 131
                          – and medical anthropology 245–6    Dawkins, Richard 43
                          – and social inequality 432         Day, Richard 519, 520
                          – symbolism 174, 493                Deegan, Bonnie 405–6
                          – see also schools and cultural difference  Delaney, Brigid 342, 343
                          cultural environment 49–50          Deppermann, Arnulf 425, 426
                          cultural imperialism 328, 329, 331  difference approach to diversity 289–90
                          cultural knowledge 525              difference as “cultural” 244–5
                          cultural-linguistic market 329, 332  diglossia 205
                          cultural proximity/distance 41      dimensions of culture 264
                          cultural psychology 334             direct/indirect communication 50, 111,
                          cultural representations 39–41, 39f, 49  500
                          cultural values                     Dirim, Inci 426
                          – and conflict management styles    discourse analysis
                            107–10, 108t                      – concepts 372–6
                          – cultural proximity/distance 41    – and conflict 112–16
                          – and culture standards 277, 278    – contextualization 374
                          – dimensions 107, 501               – discourse fragments 376
                          – individualism–collectivism 60, 66,  – discourse levels 376
                            107–9, 108t, 111, 176–7, 184      – discourse sequence 500
                          – masculinity–feminity 109          – discourse strands 376
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