Sally O Hastings
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5878217 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Sally O Hastings |
| NOMBRES | Sally |
| APELLIDO | O Hastings |
| FIRMA | HASTINGS S O |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Central Florida |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5395-1641 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 44 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Uses and Gratifications of Music in Bereavement
This study investigates the role of music during bereavement. Music plays a role in peoples' bereavement experiences and gets associated with numerous memories. Despite widespread recognition of the importance of music, little research has considered what bereaved individuals "gain" through their musical selections. This study takes a uses and gratifications approach to analyze interview data about how bereaved individuals incorporate music in th…
Organizational practices leading to closeting
Goffman’s [1978. The presentation of self in everyday life. Harmondsworth] concept of ‘negative face’ recognizes people’s desire to be free from constraint. Freedom in expressing one’s identity, however, often gets threatened when that identity is marginalized. Using Brown and Levinson’s [1987. Politeness: Some universals in language usage. Cambridge University Press] framework, this paper examines negative face threats among employees who identi…
Olfaction and emotion
Olfaction has been described as one of the least studied of the senses. This has certainly proven true in Communication. This project applies Ethnography of Communication and Cultural Discourse Analysis to examine the role that olfaction plays in the cultural meaning systems of two speech communities: residents surrounding the Gowanus Canal and bereaved parents. The cultural hub used to explore the cultural significance of olfaction in both speec…
Teaching Genuine Dialogue
Scholars proclaim the potential for genuine dialogue to reduce conflict and promote more harmonious interpersonal interactions. Despite dialogue's usefulness, little guidance has been given regarding helping students to improve their likelihood of reaping the benefits of genuine dialogue. Focus groups were conducted with students of theatrical improvization (improv) courses to learn what kinds of dialogic skills they acquire from their improv exp…
A comparison of college students’ perceptions of older and younger tattooed women
A randomly assigned sample of 376 college students responded to a survey involving a between-subjects 2 × 3 experiment designed to assess the impact of age (older versus younger) and tattoo status (i.e., no tattoo, feminine tattoo, or masculine tattoo) on three dependent measures: credibility, attractiveness, and promiscuity. Older and younger women are perceived differently depending on tattoo status. Not wearing a tattoo may lead to a more favo…
Sensual Shock Promoting the Study of Sentience in Theorizing Culture Shock
This theoretical essay examines the need for greater understanding of the cultural mind of sojourners by examining the role of embodiment and sentience in our theorizing of “culture shock” and cultural adaptation. Theoretical and empirical/experiential bases for treating sensual experiences as a basis and form of human discourse are provided, followed by a brief historical overview of the theorizing of culture shock and cultural adaptation. “Sens…
Exploring Parental Approval and Disapproval for Black and White Interracial Couples
Black and White interracial couples encounter societal and familial assessments that create additional tensions and conflict for their romantic relationship. This study examines parental approval and disapproval messages and their impact on interracial couples. Interdependence Theory and Facework provide the theoretical frameworks guiding this qualitative, interpretive examination. Thirty‐eight individuals who represent 19 Black and White romanti…
Revisiting Edward T. Hall's Work on Arabs and Olfaction
This paper re-visits Hall's foundational writing concerning Arabs and olfaction made in the book The Hidden Dimension. In light of an historical climate demanding a better understanding of the Arab world and the social biases uniquely associated with the sense of smell, this article seeks to rectify misconceptions promulgated in intercultural communication pedagogy. Hall's claims are contrasted with recent interview data. The implications of this…
Bereavement, Gender, and Cyberspace
The study investigated how two distinct perspectives apply to the role of gender in parents' memorials on The Compassionate Friends (TCF) electronic bulletin board; cyberspace as merely a mirror of societal gendered patterns of bereavement, and cyberspace as a medium or context in which societal gendered patterns of bereavement are neutralized. Data were evaluated to determine to what extent gender differences exist concerning instrumental versus…
Social Drama as a Site for the Communal Construction and Management of Asian Indian "Stranger" Identity
This study uses ethnographic methods to examine how a social drama that occurred in a community of Asian Indian strangers in the United States constituted a scene of identity management. Normative and code rules of this speech community are examined to assess how Asian Indians maintain dimensions of their Indian identity while simultaneously adapting to the exigencies of the host culture. The social drama provides an instantiation of how the cult…
Asian Indian "Self-Suppression" and Self-Disclosure
This article studies the cultural influences guiding Asian Indians in deciding whether to express or suppress self-disclosures and self-expressive actions. Philipsen's definition of ritual is used as a heuristic for examining situations in which overt self-expressions are prohibited or discouraged. The analysis provides a catalyst for reviewing Philipsen's definition of ritual to include intrapersonal communicative resources that meaningfully ref…
A Role for Communication Theory in Ethnography and Cultural Analysis
Journal Article A Role for Communication Theory in Ethnography and Cultural Analysis Get access Dona1 Carbaugh, Dona1 Carbaugh 1Associate professor of communication and faculty affiliate in American studies, and Sally O. Hastings is a doctoral candidate in communication, at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. MA 01 003 Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sally O. Hastings Sally O. Hastings 1Associate pro…
Exploring Parental Approval and Disapproval for Black and White Interracial Couples
Black and White interracial couples encounter societal and familial assessments that create additional tensions and conflict for their romantic relationship. This study examines parental approval and disapproval messages and their impact on interracial couples. Interdependence Theory and Facework provide the theoretical frameworks guiding this qualitative, interpretive examination. Thirty‐eight individuals who represent 19 Black and White romanti…
A Role for Communication Theory in Ethnography and Cultural Analysis
Journal Article A Role for Communication Theory in Ethnography and Cultural Analysis Get access Dona1 Carbaugh, Dona1 Carbaugh 1Associate professor of communication and faculty affiliate in American studies, and Sally O. Hastings is a doctoral candidate in communication, at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. MA 01 003 Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sally O. Hastings Sally O. Hastings 1Associate pro…
Asian Indian "Self-Suppression" and Self-Disclosure
This article studies the cultural influences guiding Asian Indians in deciding whether to express or suppress self-disclosures and self-expressive actions. Philipsen's definition of ritual is used as a heuristic for examining situations in which overt self-expressions are prohibited or discouraged. The analysis provides a catalyst for reviewing Philipsen's definition of ritual to include intrapersonal communicative resources that meaningfully ref…
Social Drama as a Site for the Communal Construction and Management of Asian Indian "Stranger" Identity
This study uses ethnographic methods to examine how a social drama that occurred in a community of Asian Indian strangers in the United States constituted a scene of identity management. Normative and code rules of this speech community are examined to assess how Asian Indians maintain dimensions of their Indian identity while simultaneously adapting to the exigencies of the host culture. The social drama provides an instantiation of how the cult…
A Role for Communication Theory in Ethnography and Cultural Analysis
Journal Article A Role for Communication Theory in Ethnography and Cultural Analysis Get access Dona1 Carbaugh, Dona1 Carbaugh 1Associate professor of communication and faculty affiliate in American studies, and Sally O. Hastings is a doctoral candidate in communication, at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. MA 01 003 Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Sally O. Hastings Sally O. Hastings 1Associate pro…
Asian Indian "Self-Suppression" and Self-Disclosure
This article studies the cultural influences guiding Asian Indians in deciding whether to express or suppress self-disclosures and self-expressive actions. Philipsen's definition of ritual is used as a heuristic for examining situations in which overt self-expressions are prohibited or discouraged. The analysis provides a catalyst for reviewing Philipsen's definition of ritual to include intrapersonal communicative resources that meaningfully ref…
Social Drama as a Site for the Communal Construction and Management of Asian Indian "Stranger" Identity
This study uses ethnographic methods to examine how a social drama that occurred in a community of Asian Indian strangers in the United States constituted a scene of identity management. Normative and code rules of this speech community are examined to assess how Asian Indians maintain dimensions of their Indian identity while simultaneously adapting to the exigencies of the host culture. The social drama provides an instantiation of how the cult…
Bereavement, Gender, and Cyberspace
The study investigated how two distinct perspectives apply to the role of gender in parents' memorials on The Compassionate Friends (TCF) electronic bulletin board; cyberspace as merely a mirror of societal gendered patterns of bereavement, and cyberspace as a medium or context in which societal gendered patterns of bereavement are neutralized. Data were evaluated to determine to what extent gender differences exist concerning instrumental versus…
Revisiting Edward T. Hall's Work on Arabs and Olfaction
This paper re-visits Hall's foundational writing concerning Arabs and olfaction made in the book The Hidden Dimension. In light of an historical climate demanding a better understanding of the Arab world and the social biases uniquely associated with the sense of smell, this article seeks to rectify misconceptions promulgated in intercultural communication pedagogy. Hall's claims are contrasted with recent interview data. The implications of this…
Sensual Shock Promoting the Study of Sentience in Theorizing Culture Shock
This theoretical essay examines the need for greater understanding of the cultural mind of sojourners by examining the role of embodiment and sentience in our theorizing of “culture shock” and cultural adaptation. Theoretical and empirical/experiential bases for treating sensual experiences as a basis and form of human discourse are provided, followed by a brief historical overview of the theorizing of culture shock and cultural adaptation. “Sens…
Exploring Parental Approval and Disapproval for Black and White Interracial Couples
Black and White interracial couples encounter societal and familial assessments that create additional tensions and conflict for their romantic relationship. This study examines parental approval and disapproval messages and their impact on interracial couples. Interdependence Theory and Facework provide the theoretical frameworks guiding this qualitative, interpretive examination. Thirty‐eight individuals who represent 19 Black and White romanti…
A comparison of college students’ perceptions of older and younger tattooed women
A randomly assigned sample of 376 college students responded to a survey involving a between-subjects 2 × 3 experiment designed to assess the impact of age (older versus younger) and tattoo status (i.e., no tattoo, feminine tattoo, or masculine tattoo) on three dependent measures: credibility, attractiveness, and promiscuity. Older and younger women are perceived differently depending on tattoo status. Not wearing a tattoo may lead to a more favo…
Olfaction and emotion
Olfaction has been described as one of the least studied of the senses. This has certainly proven true in Communication. This project applies Ethnography of Communication and Cultural Discourse Analysis to examine the role that olfaction plays in the cultural meaning systems of two speech communities: residents surrounding the Gowanus Canal and bereaved parents. The cultural hub used to explore the cultural significance of olfaction in both speec…
Teaching Genuine Dialogue
Scholars proclaim the potential for genuine dialogue to reduce conflict and promote more harmonious interpersonal interactions. Despite dialogue's usefulness, little guidance has been given regarding helping students to improve their likelihood of reaping the benefits of genuine dialogue. Focus groups were conducted with students of theatrical improvization (improv) courses to learn what kinds of dialogic skills they acquire from their improv exp…
Organizational practices leading to closeting
Goffman’s [1978. The presentation of self in everyday life. Harmondsworth] concept of ‘negative face’ recognizes people’s desire to be free from constraint. Freedom in expressing one’s identity, however, often gets threatened when that identity is marginalized. Using Brown and Levinson’s [1987. Politeness: Some universals in language usage. Cambridge University Press] framework, this paper examines negative face threats among employees who identi…
Uses and Gratifications of Music in Bereavement
This study investigates the role of music during bereavement. Music plays a role in peoples' bereavement experiences and gets associated with numerous memories. Despite widespread recognition of the importance of music, little research has considered what bereaved individuals "gain" through their musical selections. This study takes a uses and gratifications approach to analyze interview data about how bereaved individuals incorporate music in th…
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