Global visions and East/West intercultural communications: From Whitman to Kipling to Friedman

• Autores: Guiyou Huang
• Localización: Comunicación y sociedad, ISSN 2448-9042, ISSN-e 0188-252X, Nº. 24, 2015, págs. 161-186
• Idioma: inglés
• DOI: 10.32870/cys.v0i24.2526
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Visiones globales y comunicación intercultural este/oeste: De Whitman a Kipling a Friedman
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  • español

    Este ensayo analiza expresiones poéticas y periodísticas de visiones globales y comunicaciones interculturales expresadas por tres escritores: el poeta y periodista estadounidense Whitman; el poeta, novelista y periodista británico Kipling; y el escritor y periodista estadounidense Friedman, todos los cuales comunican los mensajes a través de culturas y razas para proyectar visiones de una unidad global posible.

  • English

    This essay analyzes poetic and journalistic articulations of global visions and intercultural communications as expressed by three writers: American poet and journalist Whitman; British poet, novelist, and journalist Kipling; and American writer and journalist Friedman, all of whom communicate messages across cultures and races to project visions of possible global unity.

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