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The Hidden Dimension
Book • 1966
In "The Hidden Dimension," Edward T. Hall explores the impact of unspoken cultural cues on human interaction, particularly focusing on the use of space.
He introduces the concept of proxemics, arguing that spatial behavior is deeply ingrained in culture and significantly influences communication.
Hall details four main distances—intimate, personal, social, and public—each carrying distinct social meanings.
The book challenges readers to consider the unseen dimensions of communication and how cultural differences in spatial preferences can lead to misunderstandings.
Its insights remain relevant in understanding cross-cultural interactions and interpersonal dynamics.
He introduces the concept of proxemics, arguing that spatial behavior is deeply ingrained in culture and significantly influences communication.
Hall details four main distances—intimate, personal, social, and public—each carrying distinct social meanings.
The book challenges readers to consider the unseen dimensions of communication and how cultural differences in spatial preferences can lead to misunderstandings.
Its insights remain relevant in understanding cross-cultural interactions and interpersonal dynamics.
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Angela Duckworth
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159. How Much Personal Space Do You Need?
