Cognitive Consequences of Communication by Chiu Krauss Lau

By Chiu Krauss Lau

Show description

Read Online or Download Cognitive Consequences of Communication PDF

Best electronics: telecommunications books

Encyclopedia of Communication and Information

Geared for top college scholars and public libraries, this 3- quantity reference is meant as an introductory connection with a number of features of the wide zone of communications and information-an zone so vast, actually, that the explanation for an alphabetically prepared encyclopedia isn't really transparent. A sampling of the 280 entries illustrates the matter: animal communique, physique photo (media impression on), Franklin (Benjamin), healthiness conversation (careers in), language constitution, track (popular), relationships (stages of), human-computer interplay, elections, Sesame road, gays and lesbians within the media, museums, and language acquisition.

Visual Information Representation, Communication and Image Processing

Discusses fresh advances within the comparable applied sciences of multimedia pcs, videophones, video-over-Internet, HDTV, electronic satellite tv for pc television and interactive desktop video games. The textual content analyzes methods of attaining more beneficial navigation innovations, info administration services, and better all through networking.

Handbook of research on telecommunications planning and management for business

Telecommunications making plans and administration has turn into more and more vital during this electronic economic climate as major implications for company recommendations are continually being constructed. As those applied sciences proceed to adapt and develop into key strategic resources in enterprise firms, researchers, better schooling college, and practitioners are in nice want of acceptable assets helping their knowing of all elements of telecommunications making plans and administration.

Additional info for Cognitive Consequences of Communication

Sample text

I consider Bonhoeffer’s lectures on “spiritual care,” in which the mediation of communication in Christ – the resurrection as common “place to stand” – is a central idea. This Christological mediation of communication establishes, first, the “unknowability” of the other – the impossibility either of exercising control over her or of subjecting oneself entirely to her words. Practices of silence, described in the lectures on spiritual care, signify and enact this unknowability. Responsible silence as Christians practice it – in relationships of “spiritual care” and elsewhere – does not, however, merely signify and enact unknowability.

For fuller taxonomies of feminist approaches from a historical perspective, on the basis of which the following overview is developed, see Alison M. Jaggar, Feminist Politics and Human Nature (Brighton: Harvester, 1983); Rosemarie Putnam Tong, Feminist Thought: A More Comprehensive Introduction (Oxford: Westview, 1998). , Feminist Contentions: A Philosophical Exchange (London: Routledge, 1995). 30 36 assessing silence How does this work? ” One set of feminist arguments31 has been based on minimizing or denying innate differences, as far as participation in public life or rational debate are concerned, between women and men.

A single “different voice” that claims to be the voice of women as such performs a silencing just as violent as those involved in the maintenance of a universal, supposedly gender-neutral subject. 41 Where can the analysis and critique of women’s silencing go, beyond the recognition that the critics themselves have been complicit both in their own silencing and that of others? 40 Extended discussions of the complicity of the silenced in their own silencing, which relate this process to doctrines of sin, are in Alistair McFadyen, Bound to Sin?

Download PDF sample

Cognitive Consequences of Communication by Chiu Krauss Lau
Rated 4.98 of 5 – based on 13 votes