Cross-Cultural Communication
Cross-cultural Communication, Vol.7, No.2, June 30th,2011
Table of Contents
Articles
| What Scattered Ashes Leave behind: Expressions of Nuyorican Identity in Miguel Piñero’s A Lower East Side Poem | |
| Marcia Alesan Dawkins | 1-13 |
| Constructing the Self-concept through Culture: A Study with Indigenous and Mestizos Students from Different Educative Settings in Chiapas (Mexico) | |
| Moisès Esteban Guitart, José Bastiani Gómez | 14-21 |
| Social Comparison at Work: The Role of Culture, Type of Organization and Gender | |
| Abraham P. Buunk, Carmen Carmona, José M. Peiró, Arie Dijkstra, Pieternel Dijkstra | 22-34 |
| Traditional Confucianism and its Contemporary Relevance | |
| Hang LIN | 35-40 |
| A Postmodernist Reading of Harold Pinter’s “The Homecoming” | |
| Noorbakhsh Hooti, Samaneh Shooshtarian | 41-55 |
| A Comparison of Clothing Styles and Values of Korean and Japanese Youth Subcultures | |
| Judy Park | 56-62 |
| Investigating the Changes in Teacher Professional Learning: A Case Study of QMEA Schools | |
| Guihua CUI, Michael Singh | 63-72 |
| Millennium Trilogy:Eye for Eye and the Utopia of Order in Modern Waste Lands | |
| Maria de Lurdes Sampaio | 73-81 |
| Corsets, Headpieces, and Tape: An Ethnography of Gendered Performance | |
| Rachel B. Friedman, Adam Jones | 82-91 |
| Profiling E-buyers in Saudi Arabia: Demographic, Experiential, and Attitudinal Factors | |
| Moudi Almousa | 92-100 |
| Cultural Difference Effects on Business: Holding up Sino-U.S. Business Negotiation as a Model | |
| Ke Gong | 101-104 |
| A Short Analysis of the Reader Variables Affecting Reading and Testing Reading | |
| Feng Liu | 105-108 |
| ‘Incurable Sores on Innocent Tongues’: The Language of Pain in World War I Poetry | |
| Nayef A. Al-Joulan | 109-115 |
| Literary Discourse: An Investigation into Semiotic Perspectives of Persian Narratology | |
| Hossein Vahid Dastjerdi, Shaahin Rahavard, Momene Ghadiri | 116-130 |
| A Legal Analysis of Financial Leasing | |
| Lei WANG | 131-137 |
| Functions of Fate Schema: The Case of Persian and English | |
| Salva Shirinbakhsh, Abbass Eslamirasekh | 138-148 |
| The Logic of Survival Culture of Rural Collective Action in China: A Preliminary Study Framework | |
| Zhengdong LI | 149-153 |
| The Role of the Public and Employee Relations Department in Increasing Social Support in the Diverse Workplaces of the United Arab Emirates | |
| Badreya Al-Jenaibi | 154-164 |
| Iran and the Challenges of Cultural and Language in the Age of Globalization: A Survey in Ardabil City | |
| Mohammad-Bagher Sepehri | 165-173 |
| The Mobile Phone: It Has Nothing to do with Identity in the Process of Cultural Practice | |
| HUANG Xiaowei | 174-180 |
| English Speech Act Realization of “Refusals” among Iranian EFL Learners | |
| Rahman Sahragard, Fatemeh Javanmardi | 181-198 |
| The Socio - Religious Significance of Obi (Kola Nut) among the Igala People of Kogi State | |
| Imhoghıemhe John (Rev.Fr.) Iyere | 199-208 |
| An Analysis of the Unique Salt Culture and its Tourism Potentials in Zigong, Sichuan Province, China | |
| Qiang HUANG | 209-212 |
| A Contrastive Study of the Speech Act of Refusal between Iranian EFL Learners and Persian Native Speakers | |
| Ramin Vaezi | 213-218 |
| Beyond Hollywood Formulas: Evolvıng Indigenous Yoruba Film Aesthetics | |
| Abiodun Olayiwola | 219-228 |
| Study on Religious Education in the United States and Its Inspiration | |
| Xianxia Meng | 229-234 |
| Vulnerability to Cardiovasular Diseases among Senior Civil Servants in Ekiti State, Nigeria: Implications for Health Education | |
| Ajoke Olukemi AWOSUSI, Joel. A. ADEGUN | 235-243 |
| Mobile Phones: Just a Phone or a Language Learning Device? | |
| Taher Bahrani | 244-248 |
| Religion and the State in Tanzania | |
| Simeon Mesaki | 249-259 |
| Chinese Scientific Educational Film Creation: The Return of the Film Nature | |
| Hongchi HE, Jianping ZHANG | 260-264 |
| Dis/Continuities: Natural and Artistic Landscape/Seascape in T. S. Eliot’s “The Waste Land” and S.T. Coleridge’s “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner” | |
| Nayef Ali Al-Joulan, Amer Hasan Al-Rashid | 265-271 |
| The Politics of Gender: Feminist Implications of Gender Inversions from M. Butterfly | |
| Weilin LI | 272-277 |
| Integration of Chinese State Law and Folk Law | |
| Jie LI | 278-282 |
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