Part 1: Cultural Analysis Planning 1. Introduction: Setting the Stage 2. The Significance of the Stage: The Value of Cultural Analysis Part 2: Cultural Analysis Basics 3. Constructing the Set: The Concept of Culture 4. Understanding Roles: Cultural Elements Part 3: Cultural Data Collection and Interpretation 5. Method Acting: Textual Analysis 6. Method Acting: Observation 7. Method Acting: Interviews and Surveys 8. Getting Inside the Character: Interpretation Part 4: Cultural Analysis Application 9. Casting against Type: Diversity 10. Improvisation: Leading Change 11. An Honest Portrayal: Ethics 12. The Director’s Chair: Symbolic Leadership 13. Reading Reviews: Organizational Effectiveness 14. Opening Night: Conclusion
Gerald W. C. Driskill is a Professor at the University of Arkansas—Little Rock, USA. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in organizational communication, theory, and intercultural communication.