
Theories of Human Communication

Communication is not what is said or even what is not said. Communication is what is received in the context. Additionally, communication is not what is on the transcript; it is what it was possible to say or not say. As living creatures, our perception is made up of combining bits of stimuli. We put notes together to form songs, we combine light t... See more
Alexander Beiner • The Bigger Picture
Nora Bateson — The Paradox of Agency
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Why Our Belief Systems Create Misperceptions- Published in The European, Nov 2014
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Communication is the birthright of living organisms to make combinations, contrasts, and generate relationships. To climb a mountain is to combine the body's balance, muscles, temperatures, and breath with the circumstances of the hike. Is it a date? Or are you running from a bear? We combine information beyond our verbal words. We combine impressi... See more