Edward Hall Books

Edward Hall (1914-2009) was a renowned American anthropologist and cross-cultural researcher. He received his PhD from Columbia University, conducted groundbreaking field research across Europe, Asia and the Middle East, and authored a number of lauded books on culture and communication.

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 Books: Beyond Culture by Edward Hall

Beyond Culture

Edward Hall
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What's Beyond Culture about?

Beyond Culture (1976) explores how people across cultures display such diverse patterns of behavior, from resolving conflict to perceiving the passage of time. These blinks highlight the contrasts among cultures, showing us why we need to look beyond our culture to better understand other people.

Who should read Beyond Culture?

  • Readers interested in the influence of culture on human behavior
  • Travelers or adventurers who want to learn more about cultural subtleties
  • Students eager to explore the work of famous anthropologist Edward Hall

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 Books: The Hidden Dimension by Edward T. Hall

The Hidden Dimension

Edward T. Hall

What's The Hidden Dimension about?

The Hidden Dimension delves into the cultural and psychological aspects of personal space and how it influences our interactions with others. Through fascinating examples and research, Edward T. Hall explores the unspoken rules and perceptions surrounding the use of space in different cultures and environments.

Who should read The Hidden Dimension?

  • Individuals who are interested in understanding the impact of space on human behavior and interactions

  • Architects, urban planners, and designers looking to create more effective and harmonious environments

  • Professionals in fields such as psychology, sociology, and anthropology seeking insights into cultural differences and communication patterns