Integrating the persons communicating Towards a lay-oriented science of communication – defining the research agenda  

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Hermann, Jesper

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Language Sciences (Full Text) vol. 33 no. 4 (2011), page 575-578.
Topik: Habits Integrationism Person-centered view of language Psychology of language William James
Fulltext: vol. 33 issue 4 July, 2011. p. 575-578.pdf (151.87KB)

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The paper presents some grounds for the working out of insights developed by Roy Harris and the fellow integrationalists, including the person-centered focus of Otto Jespersen when dealing with future communication studies. Whenever we are speaking of ‘something verbal’, immediately we are opening a Pandora’s box of thought habits and beliefs, connected with our equally inevitable inveterate notion of ‘language’. If, however, we on the contrary notice how people in their daily practices actually go about integrating their actions with their expressions and vice versa, suddenly the traditional notion of ‘language’ evaporates, and we are left solely with persons and their understandings, actions and expressions to be investigated by us professionals, collaborating with the persons under scrutiny.

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