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dimensions of intercultural communication  

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  • The term culture has been primarily employed as a label for the collective life experience shared by people who live or have lived within the same social environment, such as a nation or a world region. Over the years, the concept of culture has been broadened to include smaller, more specified subcultures from domestic, ethnic, or racial groups as well as from other sociological categories, such as gender or sexual orientation. [Source: Encyclopedia of Political Communication; Intercultural Communication, Dimensions]

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