Etniczność jako współwyznacznik trajektorii komunikacji interkulturowej. Przykład Republiki Zielonego Przylądka

The article addresses the issues of the specificity of Capeverdean crealization and the role of ethnicity in intercultural communication in insular and transnational conditions of the creole society. Since the Cape Verde archipelago was uninhabited until the 15th century, when Portuguese explorers discovered the islands, the colonization started with the building of new society, mostly of mixed European and African heritage (mestiços). It gave rise to the unique creole culture in the Lusophone Africa. Historically sizeable diaspora community across the world, outnumbering inhabitants on the islands, is still an active factor of intercultural communication. Its transnational ethnicity also co-determines of intercultural communication trajectory.