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Mari D. Gonzalez — Tue, 15 May 2012 23:37:59 +0000

Richard, you brought an additional and important insight to this conversation. I agree, by defining key terms from the onset, the subsequent analysis becomes more substantial. Thank you for adding your comment.

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Richard Bello — Mon, 14 May 2012 05:22:53 +0000

Mari, I couldn’t agree with you more! And, interestingly, the point you make about the distinction between “inter-” and “cross-” is applicable to a number of areas of study, not only cultural studies. For example, as a professor of Communication Studies, I routinely teach a seminar that deals with both inter- and cross-generational communication, especailly as it applies to family settings. I always make it a point to spell out the difference between the two concepts at the start of each semester. My students learn to appreciate the importance of the distinction as time goes on, especially when it’s time for them to propose reasonable hypotheses about intergenerational family communication. Their hypotheses are so much better informed when they are able to grasp some of the key differences in the ways that people from different generations tend to communicate. Thanks for your well thought out post…

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