Use these search term (keyword) ideas to start your searches.
communication AND culture "interpersonal communication" AND [location] cross-cultural communication intercultural communication social expectations sociolinguists collaboration culture |
"masculine culture" OR "feminine culture" |
The sample search (below) found me over 800 academic journal article results in Diversity Studies Collection.
Academic journals and magazines focused on all aspects of the communications field. Topics include advertising and public relations, linguistics, literature and writing, and more.
Full-text scholarly journal and magazine articles exploring global cultural differences and influences related to gender, ethnicity, and race.
Provides scholarly journal and magazine articles on the disciplines of gender and queer studies, family and marital issues, and more.
Magazine, trade journal, newspaper, and peer-reviewed journal articles on a wide range of subjects and is good for research on almost every topic. Most articles are available in full-text. It’s a great place to look for scholarly resources when you’re not sure where to start.
A Google search engine that looks for scholarly material indexed online (books, articles, dissertations, technical reports). To get free full text, link your Google Scholar account to CCC Library.
Search in CCC Library's catalog for print and eBooks. Books have chapters on cross-cultural communication and culturally-specific communication styles. Use the search terms and catalog-searching tricks listed below to get started.
Get started with a solid search in the CCC Library Catalog.
Contains full text online reference books on the subjects of art, business, education, environment, history, medicine, multicultural studies, religion, science, and social science. This alternative to Wikipedia is a great place to start your research.
eBooks and Encyclopedias (Gale) offers encyclopedia articles that can give you background and overview articles on many topics. Remember, in COMM218 online dictionaries and encyclopedias may be used but do not count as scholarly sources.
COMM218 students: please let your instructor know what your go-to online sources are for learning about interpersonal communication. Jane the Librarian will add them to this list.
FoD offers thousands of streaming videos online. It's like an academic version of your favorite streaming service. Subjects include art, biology, careers & job searching, criminal justice, CTE, history, mathematics, science, technology, and world languages.
A multidisciplinary collection of on-demand videos, including subject areas like anthropology, business, counseling, health, history, music, and more. Make video clips and build playlists.