Chapter 2-3 Traditions And Critic Flashcards
Rhetorical tradition
Art of talk public speaking and its influence -persuasion
Appeals
Ethos(trust)
pathos(emotions)
logos(logic and proof)
Semiotic tradition
Meaning is achieved with signs and symbols - common agreed signs result in
Tell about symbols
Meaning achieved when we share the same language - words are symbols and so you need to understand word to understand the symbols + words can have different meaning in different situations and for different people
The phenomenological tradition
And example
Look through a personal lens of others - try to walk in others shoes
Ex: marketers try to walk in others shoes to learn how to make a commercial that will persuade a specific group of people
The cybernetic tradition
Communication = processing info, feedback and control - information is reduction of uncertainty
The interactive model/ transactional
The socio-psychological tradition
Cause and effect relationship - focus is source characteristics and persuasive messaging
goal= change behavior/opinion
The Socio-cultural tradition
People as a group with rules and patterns of interaction
-behave after social environment - social identity
The critical tradition
Criticize social order and introduce structure or a individual (Karl Marx)
Uncover hidden power structures
Reveal false consciousness(think is right but it’s not)
Take action
Karl marx
Criticize political and cultural in society
- made solution for capitalism(no help from government) = “the communist manifest” socialism(against inequality, help from government)
Intrapersonal communication
Communication In oneself - thoughts imagine e.g.
Interpersonal communication
Two people - develop relationship-> investigate that development
Small group communication
At Least 3 people - archive common goal - group rules. Different perspectives
Ex families research groups
Organizational communication
Communication in large environments - hierarchy + organization
Public rhetorical communication
From one unit to large group - to inform or persuade