Transcultural Media Narratives: Cross-Cultural Communication Insights
This book offers a compelling exploration of how media shape cross-cultural communication in an increasingly globalized world. It covers diverse cultural contexts, examining indigenous perspectives through Māori narrations in New Zealand’s Otago region, European political cartoons critiquing the refugee crisis, and urban art in Mexico confronting social issues. The narrative extends to language and cultural dynamics, shedding light on Telugu cinema in India, coffee culture in Indonesia, and the critical need for cultural sensitivity in cross-cultural interactions. It also investigates the evolving role of new media, such as feminist advertising in Portugal, media framing of geopolitical conflicts, and ethical dilemmas posed by AI technology, with illustrative examples from global contexts, including Japan. Further, the book analyzes media representations of healthcare, immigration, and social media activism in Morocco, revealing how media influence public opinion and drive social change. Ultimately, this book provides profound insights into the power of media as a catalyst for global inclusivity and cross-cultural understanding, making it a valuable resource for scholars, practitioners, and anyone interested in the intersections of media, culture, and communication.
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