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050	0	4	_aP90 L58 2011.F751.T446 2011
100	1		_aLittlejohn, Stephen W, _e1
245	1	0	_aTheories of human communication / _cStephen W. Littlejohn, Karen A. Foss. _hPR
246	3	0	_aHuman communication
250			_atenth edition.
260			_aLong Grove, Illinois : _bWaveland Press, _c(c)2011.
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505	0	0	_tFOUNDATIONS -- _tCommunication Theory and Scholarship -- _tDefining Communication -- _tThe Academic Study of Communication -- _tThe Process of Inquiry in Communication -- _tA Basic Model of Inquiry -- _tTypes of Scholarship -- _tHow Scholars Work -- _tNotes -- _tThe Idea of Theory -- _tDimensions of Theory -- _tPhilosophical Assumptions -- _tConcepts -- _tExplanations -- _tPrinciples -- _tNomothetic Theory -- _tPhilosophical Assumptions -- _tConcepts -- _tExplanations -- _tPractical Theory -- _tPhilosophical Assumptions -- _tConcepts -- _tExplanations -- _tPrinciples -- _tEvaluating Communication Theory -- _tTheoretical Scope -- _tAppropriateness -- _tHeuristic Value -- _tValidity -- _tParsimony -- _tOpenness -- _tSo What Makes a Good Theory After All? -- _tLooking Forward -- _tNotes -- _tTraditions of Communication Theory -- _tFraming Communication Theory -- _tThe Semiotic Tradition.
505	0	0	_tKey Ideas of the Semiotic Tradition -- _tVariations in the Semiotic Tradition -- _tThe Phenomenological Tradition -- _tKey Ideas of the Phenomenological Tradition -- _tVariations in the Phenomenological Tradition -- _tThe Cybernetic Tradition -- _tKey Ideas of the Cybernetic Tradition -- _tVariations in the Cybernetic Tradition -- _tThe Sociopsychological Tradition -- _tKey Ideas of the Sociopsychological Tradition -- _tVariations in the Sociopsychological Tradition -- _tThe Sociocultural Tradition -- _tKey Ideas of the Sociocultural Tradition -- _tVariations in the Sociocultural Tradition -- _tThe Critical Tradition -- _tKey Ideas of the Critical Tradition -- _tVariations in the Critical Tradition -- _tThe Rhetorical Tradition -- _tKey Ideas of the Rhetorical Tradition -- _tVariations in the Rhetorical Tradition -- _tExpanding Contexts for Communication -- _tNotes -- _tTHEORIES -- _tThe Communicator -- _tThe Sociopsychological Tradition -- _tTrait Theory -- _tCognition and Information Processing.
505	0	0	_tThe Cybernetic Tradition -- _tInformation-Integration Theory -- _tTheory of Cognitive Dissonance -- _tProblematic-Integration Theory -- _tThe Sociocultural Tradition -- _tSymbolic Interaction and Self as a Social Object -- _tThe Presentational Self -- _tThe Communication Theory of Identity -- _tIdentity Negotiation Theory -- _tThe Rhetorical Tradition -- _tRichard Weaver's Theory of Truth and Rhetoric -- _tErnesto Grassi's Italian Humanism -- _tThe Critical Tradition -- _tStandpoint Theory -- _tIdentity as Constructed and Performed -- _tQueer Theory -- _tApplications and Implications -- _tNotes -- _tThe Message -- _tThe Semiotic Tradition -- _tSemiotics of Language -- _tTheories of Nonverbal Coding -- _tThe Phenomenological Tradition -- _tPaul Ricoeur's Theory of Distanciation -- _tStanley Fish's Reader-Response Theory -- _tHans-Georg Gadamer's Philosophical Hermeneutics -- _tThe Rhetorical Tradition -- _tPerelman and Olbrechts-Tyteca's New Rhetoric -- _tToulmin's Practical Argumentation.
505	0	0	_tBitzer's Rhetorical Situation -- _tBurke's Theory of Identification -- _tFisher's Narrative Paradigm -- _tThe Sociocultural Tradition -- _tSpeech Act Theory -- _tLanguage and Gender -- _tThe Sociopsychological Tradition -- _tAction-Assembly Theory -- _tStrategy-Choice Models -- _tMessage-Design Models -- _tApplications and Implications -- _tNotes -- _tThe Conversation -- _tThe Sociopsychological Tradition -- _tManaging Uncertainty and Anxiety -- _tAccommodation and Adaptation -- _tThe Sociocultural Tradition -- _tSymbolic Interactionism -- _tConversation Analysis -- _tFace-Negotiation Theory -- _tThe Rhetorical Tradition -- _tSymbolic Convergence Theory -- _tInvitational Rhetoric -- _tThe Cybernetic Tradition -- _tThe Coordinated Management of Meaning -- _tThe Critical Tradition -- _tLanguage-Centered Perspective on Culture -- _tCo-cultural Theory -- _tApplications and Implications -- _tNotes -- _tThe Relationship -- _tThe Cybernetic Tradition -- _tRelational Patterns of Interaction.
505	0	0	_tThe Sociopsychological Tradition -- _tRelational Schemas in the Family -- _tSocial Penetration Theory -- _tThe Rhetorical Tradition -- _tBakhtin's Theory of Dialogics -- _tAimee Carrillo Rowe's Theory of Coalition and Alliance Building -- _tThe Sociocultural Tradition -- _tIdentity Management Theory -- _tRelational Dialectics Theory -- _tCommunication Privacy Management -- _tThe Phenomenological Tradition -- _tCarl Rogers -- _tMartin Buber -- _tApplications and Implications -- _tNotes -- _tThe Group -- _tThe Sociopsychological Tradition -- _tInteraction-Process Analysis -- _tThe Cybernetic Tradition -- _tBona Fide Group Theory -- _tThe Input-Process-Output Model -- _tThe Sociocultural Tradition -- _tStructuration Theory -- _tFunctional Theory -- _tGroupthink Theory -- _tThe Critical Tradition -- _tFeminist Critique of Small Group Theory -- _tApplications and Implications -- _tNotes -- _tThe Organization -- _tThe Sociopsychological Tradition -- _tManagerialism and Weber's Theory of Bureaucracy.
505	0	0	_tThe Cybernetic Tradition -- _tThe Process of Organizing -- _tActor-Network Theory, Co-orientation, and the Montreal School -- _tNetwork Theory -- _tThe Rhetorical Tradition -- _tOrganizational Control Theory -- _tThe Sociocultural Tradition -- _tStructuration Theory -- _tOrganizational Culture -- _tThe Critical Tradition -- _tDiscourse of Suspicion -- _tCorporate Colonization Theory -- _tGender and Race in Organizational Communication -- _tApplications and Implications -- _tNotes -- _tThe Media -- _tThe Semiotic Tradition -- _tJean Baudrillard and the Semiotics of Media -- _tThe Sociocultural Tradition -- _tMedium Theory -- _tAgenda Setting and Framing -- _tSocial Action Media Studies -- _tThe Sociopsychological Tradition -- _tThe Effects Tradition -- _tCultivation Theory -- _tUses, Gratifications, and Dependency -- _tThe Cybernetic Tradition -- _tSpiral of Silence -- _tLineation Theory -- _tThe Rhetorical Tradition -- _tKenneth Burke's Equipment for Living -- _tThe Critical Tradition -- _tCritical Media Theories -- _tFeminist Media Studies -- _tBell hooks's Critique of Media -- _tApplications and Implications -- _tNotes.
505	0	0	_tCulture and Society -- _tThe Semiotic Tradition -- _tLinguistic Relativity -- _tElaborated and Restricted Codes -- _tThe Cybernetic Tradition -- _tCommunication Networks and the Process of Diffusion -- _tCross-Cultural Adaptation Theory -- _tThe Phenomenological Tradition -- _tCultural Hermeneutics -- _tThe Sociocultural Tradition -- _tEthnography of Communication -- _tPerformance Ethnography -- _tThe Critical Tradition -- _tModernism -- _tPostmodernism -- _tPoststructuralism and the Work of Michel Foucault -- _tPostcolonialism -- _tThe Rhetorical Tradition -- _tCritical Rhetoric -- _tDana Cloud's Materiality of Discourse -- _tApplications and Implications -- _tNotes.
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