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COMM 1210: FINAL
Aristottle/ art of rhetoric |
how "emotions are those things which, by undergoing change, people come to differ in their jugements"
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Aristottle/ pisteis |
means of persuasion
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Aristottle/ ethos, pathos, logos |
ethos- convincing
pathos- emotions logos- logic of the argument
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Lemert+Elliot/ narcissim |
people who only think about themselves
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Lemert+Elliot/ emotional freedom |
caused people to slowly start lying to create the person we subconsciously want to become "big lie of personal honesty"
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Lemert+Elliot/ global reality |
taken over over the sense of individualism
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Lemert+Elliot/ what women will do to fit in |
women will do almost anything in order to fit in with society. they can even go to the extent of altering their body
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Lemert+Elliot/ Kelly |
kelly got a boob job so she would fit into society and have the "look"
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Bailey/ propriety |
"proper character disposition"
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Bailey/ lack of respect |
brings out emotions as far as the tensions between the African Americans and the Koreans
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Bailey/ cultures |
come from different cultures and backgrounds-- lead to stereotypes
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Bailey/ what A.A's feel |
being watched by korean-- that it is racism (based on past history)
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James/ women |
women will wear whatever in order to fit in with society------- they will do extensive things to fit in, such as plastic surgery
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Cooley/ words |
we make words and words make us--- we get ideas from words we use
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Cooley/ words as path |
words are pathways to idea, feelings and ways of life
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Cooley/ Example |
a mind without words is like a traveler without a path or compass
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Lakoff+Johnson/ Arguments |
argument is war-- war is not necessarily argument--- war leads to ideas associated with arguments
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Lakoff+Johnson/ honor code |
membership-- social contract-- cultivating honor
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Lakoff+Johnson/ metaphors |
metaphors are used in everyday language and action
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Balaji+Worawongs/ discourses |
manifest themselves through both language and images
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Balaji+Worawongs/ stereotypes of asians |
called "simpl-minded, cunning, manipulative, 'exotic', and treacherous"
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Balaji+Worawongs/ asians and americans |
the Asians want to fit in with the American culture and what the American women look like
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Balaji+Worawongs/ asians acceptance |
the Asians accept the stereotype because they think it is their ticket into the American culture
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Comello/ material, social, spiritual self |
material-- your physical being social self--- the way people view you spiritual self-- your subjective being
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Comello/ competing selves |
two competing selves-- the conflicting selves can be brought together to create one self
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Adelman+Frey/ Bonaventure House |
A community living home for AIDS victims-- 80% of the people that live there want to die there-- they used to feel like outsiders in society, now they have been brought together
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Adelman+Frey/ positives and negatives |
positives- they feel like they are part of a community and not being judged on the disease------------ negatives-you make friends who come and go
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Follett/ conflict |
used for productivity, negotiate conflict through communication
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Follett/ domination, compromise, integration |
domination- one side wins. compromise--- when each side gets some of what they want. integration- neither side wins
protagoras contradicts this idea with dissoi logoi
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DuBois/ double consciousness |
look at self through the eyes of others
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Isocrates/ constitues |
laws, institutions, communities
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Carey/ ritual view |
maintenance of community-- re-produce, re-present, re-create; values, identities, ideals, etc.
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Carey/ info |
"not information, but confirmation"---- maintain social bonds
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Peters/ latin root for communication |
communicato- sharing or impacting
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Peters/ 7 strands of communication |
rhetorical, transpirational, therapeutic, technical, communitarian, technical, spiritualist
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Craig/ comm as a field |
building blocks for institutions for our structures
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Kuhn/ identity regulation |
frames discourse as providing the scripts,, roles and subject positions that structure people to social structures
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Kuhn/ identity work |
concentrates on actors efforts to create a coherent sense of self in response to the multiple scripts, roles, and subject positions encountered in both work and non work activity
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Communication as an event |
communication within a particular time and place involving particular people and particular content, actions, and meanings
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Communication as a process |
leads into a particular event and structure
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Communication definition |
language, gestures, sounds, images and/or other media
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archaic |
understanding from its oldest modern sense, its seeing from th eyes of the ritualist
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Dissoi Logoi |
being able to argue something from both sides
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Constructivism |
realities of selves and social worlds are actively created, maintained, transformed (ever changing) through communication
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