Shaules (intercultural communication, Rikkuo U., Tokyo) describes how to explore the cultural difference found in everyday life when living abroad. The most difficult are not the material
concerns such as strange food or lethal driving practices, he says, but more subtle matters such as understanding what is expected in a situation or behavior that seems rude. For the benefit of
study-abroad students, expatriates, immigrants, long-term visitors, and others, he discusses deep culture from such perspectives as the concept, discovering it, intercultural sensitivity, clash
and cash, and personal growth and deep culture learning. Annotation 穢2010 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
