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Australian Journal of Communication



Australian Journal of Communication

Volume 20(3), 1993


CONTENTS

More Elizabeth.	Organisational communication: The role of humour.	44-71

	Humor is an important element of organizational communication, which should be recognized in the field's teaching and research

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Irwin Harry.	Intercultural communication and identity: Beyond the anthropology of manners.	72-80

	Given the limitations of intercultural communication's preoccupation with the "anthropology of manners," the field has much to gain from the perspectives of intercommunal studies

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Green Lelia.	Privacy and data rape: Why there is no safety in numbers.	81-92

	The Australian Tax File System, which maintains thorough information about individuals, should be tightly monitored in order to protect individual privacy and civil liberties

	Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms or keywords: Pacific Rim law privacy

Hatcher Caroline.	"The handmaiden's tale": A feminist perspective.	107-124

	The experiences of fourteen women who work in computer technology provides a basis for this feminist interpretation of the meanings women give to technology

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Holmes Janet.	Women's talk: The question of sociolinguistic universals.	125-149

	Four categories of analysis -- function, solidarity, power, and status -- suggest commonalties in women's speech patterns across very different speech communities

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