2010 second semester final exam review
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The document provides a review of topics for a second semester final exam, including high/low context communication, non-verbal communication cues like proxemics and haptics, incorporating citations into writing in various styles, analyzing structures in Hamlet and themes in Fathers and Sons, comparing approaches to analyzing literature, and reviewing genres and notable works of literature from cultures around the world like India, Japan, Arabia, Persia, and China. The review concludes with general tips for successful exam writing.
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