The new communications
Frederick E. Williams
Abstract
Frederick E. Williams
Abstract
Part One: Modern study of human communication. Preliminaries to the study of communication. Analyses of communication. Part Two: Basic aspects of communication. Verbal adn nonverbal communication. Motivation and function. The psychology of influence. Media and technologies. Part Three: Levels of communication. Individual communication. Group communication. Organizational communication. Public communication. International communication. Part Four: Research in Communication. Relational communication. Information and public opinion. Political communication. Entertainment. Part Five: Challenges from the future. The information society. Appendix. Glossary. Index.
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Part One: Modern study of human communication. Preliminaries to the study of communication. Analyses of communication. Part Two: Basic aspects of communication. Verbal adn nonverbal communication. Motivation and function. The psychology of influence. Media and technologies. Part Three: Levels of communication. Individual communication. Group communication. Organizational communication. Public communication. International communication. Part Four: Research in Communication. Relational communication. Information and public opinion. Political communication. Entertainment. Part Five: Challenges from the future. The information society. Appendix. Glossary. Index.
Key concepts: Communication studies, Organizational communication, Glossary, Nonverbal communication, Mass communication, Human communication, Communication in small groups, Political communication