The Silent Language
by Edward T. Hall · Edward T. Hall
Anthropologist Edward T. Hall's 1959 founding text of intercultural communication. It shows how cultures communicate through unspoken systems such as time, space, and social rules, so readers can recognize how these hidden assumptions shape behavior and cause misunderstanding between people from different cultures.
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