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Encyclopedia > Communication basic topics

These should be the most basic topics in the field--topics about which we'd like to have articles soon. Please see the most basic encyclopedia article topics for general instructions on constructing this list, and consult complete list of encyclopedia topics.

Contents

General

Advertising -- Alphabet -- Communication -- Communication theory -- Corporate communications -- Development communication -- Dialectic -- General semantics -- Information -- Information theory -- Journalism -- Language -- Library -- Marketing communications -- Organizational communication -- Persuasion -- Printing -- Propaganda -- Public relations --Public speaking -- Speech -- Rhetoric -- Semiotics -- Sophist -- Symbol -- Telecommunications -- Translation -- Writing


Category:Human communication


People

Theodor Adorno -- Irwin Altman -- Aristotle -- Dean Barnlund -- Roland Barthes -- Gregory Bateson -- Walter Benjamin -- Charles Berger -- Kenneth Burke -- Cicero -- Noam Chomsky -- Hugh Dalziel Duncan -- Karl W. Deutsch -- Walter Fisher -- George Gerbner -- Cees J. Hamelink -- Jürgen Habermas -- Max Horkheimer -- Harold Innis -- Irving Janis -- Wendell Johnson -- Walter Lippman -- Herbert Marcuse -- George Herbert Mead -- Marshall McLuhan -- Desmond Morris -- Maxwell McCombs -- Walter J. Ong -- Vance Packard -- Plato -- Quintilian -- I. A. Richards -- Everett M. Rogers -- Wilbur Schramm -- Claude Shannon -- Dalmas Taylor -- Warren Weaver


Media and Technology

Book -- Communication technology -- Computers -- Computer arts -- Computer networks -- Conversation -- Film -- Graphic arts -- Image -- Internet -- Mail -- Mass media -- Media arts --News media -- Net-conferencing -- Newspaper -- Printing -- Radio -- Reacting -- Reading -- Technical writing -- Telephone -- Television -- Video -- Writing


Theories, Schools, and Approaches

Theories of communication -- Agenda-setting theory -- Content analysis -- Conversation analysis -- Critical theory -- Cultivation theory -- Cultural studies -- Cybernetics -- Diffusion of innovations -- Elaboration likelihood model -- Ethnomethodology -- Excitation transfer theory -- Framing -- Hypodermic needle model -- Information theory --Knowledge gap hypothesis -- Limited capacity model -- Media ecology -- Network analysis -- Nonviolent Communication -- Opinion leadership -- Political economy -- Priming -- Scheme -- Social learning theory -- Spiral of silence -- Structuralism -- Symbolic interactionism -- Technology acceptance model -- Theory of cognitive dissonance -- Two-step flow of communication -- Uses and gratifications


Issues and Topics

Cultural imperialism -- Democracy -- Digital divide -- Family communication -- Gender role -- Globalization -- Hegemony -- Identity -- Imagined community -- Information society -- Late capitalism -- Media imperialism -- Micropolitics -- Nationalism -- New world information order -- Postmodernity -- Public sphere -- Self -- Social capital -- Social network -- Stereotyping --Stigma-- Universal service


  Results from FactBites:
 
Encyclopedia4U - Communication - Encyclopedia Article (525 words)
Communication can be defined as the exchange of information between objectss, and as such can include both technical topics like telecommunication and societal issues like mass media.
To some people "Communication" implies two different, and sometimes conflicting, things.On the one hand, it means to have a thoughtful exchange of views (dialogue) with a small number of people, perhaps just one.
Communication as a field of study emerged in the mid-20th century.
Komunikasi - Wikipédia (435 words)
Communication can be interactive, transactive, intentional, or unintentional; it can also be verbal or nonverbal.
As the technology evolved, communication protocol also had to evolve; for example, Thomas Edison had to discover that hello was the least ambiguous greeting by voice over a distance; previous greetings such as hail tended to be lost or garbled in the transmission.
As regards human communication these diverse fields can be divided into those which cultivate a thoughtful exchange between a small number of people (debate, talk radio, e-mail, personal letters) on the one hand; and those which disseminate broadly a simple message (Public relations, television, cinema).
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