Communication Theory

For information about electronic data communication, seeCommunication Systems If you have questions related to communication theory, ask at the /Q&A/. This book is an introduction to communication theory — the theory of how humans share, encode, and decode what they know, what they need, and what they expect from each other. Contents Perspectives on Theory /Introduction/: An overview of theory in communication study Theorists and Approaches to Communication /Uncertainty Reduction/: Charles Berger, Richard Calabrese /Propaganda and the Public/: Walter Lippmann, Harold D. Lasswell, Edward Bernays, and Jacques Ellul /Uses and Gratifications/: Herzog, Katz, and friends /The Frankfurt School/: Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno Communicative Action: Habermas Commentary /Semiotics and Myth/: Roland Barthes /Orality and Literacy/: Walter Ong /Diffusion of Innovations/: Gabriel Tarde, Everett Rogers /Social Systems/: Niklas Luhmann /Network Society/: Manuel Castells /Nonverbal Communication/ C Communication Sociology 100% es:Teoria de la Comunicación