Presents a philosophical approach to intercultural communication that addresses key issues in the field, including essentialism and a belief in the measurability of intercultural competence Proposes an alternative conceptualisation of the intercultural, based on the ethics of Levinas Critiques the idea of intercultural dialogue as an unproblematised construct Addresses the wider implications of intercultural communication in the context of widening gaps between self/other along axis of citizenship, inequality and cultural hegemony
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