2016Journal article
Yamid Fuken Bernier
The Japanese tea ceremony or chanoyu, is an integral art and around it, a space of communication is created. Is not only the fact of taking a simple cup of green tea, it is a ritual with a predetermined sequence of steps before and after the intake of green tea powder matcha, where actions, movements and only a few words create an unconventional communication between the host, attendees and guests. | Communication not only takes place in the media, but forms a fundamental part of social interactions and plays an important role in relations between cultures. In this degree project, I want to analyze the Japanese tea ceremony as a communicative practice. Analyzing the Japanese tea ceremony as a communicative practice using performativity and interculturalism as a background, has been a satisfying and enriching experience, since in this degree project my two passions are combined: communication and tea ceremony.
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Yamid Fuken Bernier. (2016). La ceremonia del té japonesa : comunicación, performatividad e interculturalidad.
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