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Title: PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION
THE SOCIAL PERSPECTIVE
By: Nancy Louise Roundy Blyler (Editor), Charlotte Thralls (Editor)
Format: Paperback

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ISBN 10: 0803939353
ISBN 13: 9780803939356
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Publisher: SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC
Pub. date: 21 October, 1992
Pages: 296
Description: This volume examines socially-based theory and research, pedagogy and practice in professional communication. The contributors provide a comprehensive overview of the social perspective which emphasizes the context of communication, and then distinguish it from positivistic, cognitive and other competing approaches. After establishing a broad framework for situating developments in professional communication research, the book then moves on to: explore more particular topics, issues and problems within the perspective; examine the historical and theoretical traditions in rhetoric, semiotics, literary criticism, philosophy of science, social psychology and cultural anthropology; discuss implications for classroom practice in professional com
Synopsis: This volume examines socially-based theory and research, pedagogy and practice in professional communication. The contributors provide a comprehensive overview of the social perspective which emphasizes the context of communication, and then distinguish it from positivistic, cognitive and other competing approaches. After establishing a broad framework for situating developments in professional communication research, the book then moves on to: explore more particular topics, issues and problems within the perspective; examine the historical and theoretical traditions in rhetoric, semiotics, literary criticism, philosophy of science, social psychology and cultural anthropology; discuss implications for classroom practice in professional communication; and describe the ways that the social perspective has changed our understanding of communication in the workplace.
Publication: US
Imprint: SAGE Publications Inc
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