Wednesday, 19th of September, 2018:-
A first contention:
'Communication' is the expression of a relationship between two or more entities or selves. Successful communication, therefore, is the celebration of community. Practice (i.e. expression, reception and interpretation), experience and learning are the basis of success of communication. Communicative action, therefore, is a core element in the formation and, sustaining of community. That, that community, itself, has transformed in its evolution from early hominin society to the post-modern, globalised humanity of today, and continues its transformation is something to be acknowledged as a functional dynamic of today's human society and, civilisation.
A Second:
It is vital that the status and conditions of communication are understood, further explained and sustained, in order that society itself is nurtured, strengthened and, sustained. Hence, the importance of communication. Equally important is the acknowledgement that 'society', i.e. community, itself comprises sets of relations of many qualities, including conflictual and harmonious aspects.
A first contention:
'Communication' is the expression of a relationship between two or more entities or selves. Successful communication, therefore, is the celebration of community. Practice (i.e. expression, reception and interpretation), experience and learning are the basis of success of communication. Communicative action, therefore, is a core element in the formation and, sustaining of community. That, that community, itself, has transformed in its evolution from early hominin society to the post-modern, globalised humanity of today, and continues its transformation is something to be acknowledged as a functional dynamic of today's human society and, civilisation.
A Second:
It is vital that the status and conditions of communication are understood, further explained and sustained, in order that society itself is nurtured, strengthened and, sustained. Hence, the importance of communication. Equally important is the acknowledgement that 'society', i.e. community, itself comprises sets of relations of many qualities, including conflictual and harmonious aspects.
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