Electronic Mail and its Possible Negative Aspects in Organizational Contexts
... At last, even if this page is in the beginning of the thesis, I will articulate my deep and sincere gratitude to those people as well as organizations who have given me the opportunity to complete this work. It has not been done without obstacles. I have been challenged, sometimes depressed but also ...
... At last, even if this page is in the beginning of the thesis, I will articulate my deep and sincere gratitude to those people as well as organizations who have given me the opportunity to complete this work. It has not been done without obstacles. I have been challenged, sometimes depressed but also ...
University of Groningen Rethinking the culture-economy
... even further. The bulk of the research on concepts, however, can be divided up into three main types or fields: (1) philosophical research, (2) research on concepts in social science, and (3) concept analysis for improvement of knowledge and information exchange, as in nursing or computer science. T ...
... even further. The bulk of the research on concepts, however, can be divided up into three main types or fields: (1) philosophical research, (2) research on concepts in social science, and (3) concept analysis for improvement of knowledge and information exchange, as in nursing or computer science. T ...
- The Lincoln Repository
... imperative can actually be seen to be informed by two democratic ideals. The first ideal centres on the obligation by actors, such as individuals, groups, business organisations or government agencies, in liberal democracies of Western politics to inform (Powell 2000). Operating on this basis risk ...
... imperative can actually be seen to be informed by two democratic ideals. The first ideal centres on the obligation by actors, such as individuals, groups, business organisations or government agencies, in liberal democracies of Western politics to inform (Powell 2000). Operating on this basis risk ...
creating an `architecture of listening` in organizations
... disseminate organizations’ messages using a transmissional or broadcast model. Analysis shows that, on average, around 80 per cent of organizational resources devoted to public communication are focussed on speaking (i.e., distributing the organization’s information and messages). Even social media, ...
... disseminate organizations’ messages using a transmissional or broadcast model. Analysis shows that, on average, around 80 per cent of organizational resources devoted to public communication are focussed on speaking (i.e., distributing the organization’s information and messages). Even social media, ...
creating an `architecture of listening`
... disseminate organizations’ messages using a transmissional or broadcast model. Analysis shows that, on average, around 80 per cent of organizational resources devoted to public communication are focussed on speaking (i.e., distributing the organization’s information and messages). Even social media, ...
... disseminate organizations’ messages using a transmissional or broadcast model. Analysis shows that, on average, around 80 per cent of organizational resources devoted to public communication are focussed on speaking (i.e., distributing the organization’s information and messages). Even social media, ...
A Sequential Analysis of Procedural Communication in
... whether a team is willing to take responsibility for and actively try to improve their work versus denying such responsibility and complaining. Finally, socioemotional behaviors indicate the social relationships between team members including positive behaviors (e.g., support or giving feedback) and ...
... whether a team is willing to take responsibility for and actively try to improve their work versus denying such responsibility and complaining. Finally, socioemotional behaviors indicate the social relationships between team members including positive behaviors (e.g., support or giving feedback) and ...
Goffman_in_ Dialogue
... Erving Goffman (1922–1982) has been described as ‘the most influential sociologist of the twentieth century’ 1 and is, according to the March 2009 edition of The Times Higher Education Guide,2 one of the six most cited authors in the Humanities, after Anthony Giddens (1938-) and before Jürgen Haberm ...
... Erving Goffman (1922–1982) has been described as ‘the most influential sociologist of the twentieth century’ 1 and is, according to the March 2009 edition of The Times Higher Education Guide,2 one of the six most cited authors in the Humanities, after Anthony Giddens (1938-) and before Jürgen Haberm ...
A First Look at Communication Theory
... or two. To interweave multiple theories and recreate complex communication contexts, however, it may be more effective to assign full-length novels. Rather than reading and discussing the novel straight through, we recommend dividing it into several sections and interspersing them among chapters of ...
... or two. To interweave multiple theories and recreate complex communication contexts, however, it may be more effective to assign full-length novels. Rather than reading and discussing the novel straight through, we recommend dividing it into several sections and interspersing them among chapters of ...
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... using an arbitrary interpretation of the meaning encoded so that will vary. In addition, Emphasis will be the interpretation of the advertising done by Purwantari with his opinion that the events in the real world do not contain their own meaning an integral and intrinsic which is then transferred t ...
... using an arbitrary interpretation of the meaning encoded so that will vary. In addition, Emphasis will be the interpretation of the advertising done by Purwantari with his opinion that the events in the real world do not contain their own meaning an integral and intrinsic which is then transferred t ...
Can practice theory inspire studies on ICTs in everyday life?
... 3) the interconnected activities and components are perceived as meaningful entities in a given society or culture. Obviously, a core problem in applying this approach in empirical studies is to specify the meaning of ‘interconnectedness’ or, in Warde’s summary of Schatzki, the nexus based on the l ...
... 3) the interconnected activities and components are perceived as meaningful entities in a given society or culture. Obviously, a core problem in applying this approach in empirical studies is to specify the meaning of ‘interconnectedness’ or, in Warde’s summary of Schatzki, the nexus based on the l ...
"Telling the Truth:" Dietrich Bonhoeffer`s Rhetorical
... about rhetoric as he begins from a vision of human welibeing, and works from this vision toward an ethic of communication. His vision, like that of key ancient thinkers of rhetoric, is strongly social, and his concept of communication is intensely situational. Likewise, he argues that his normative ...
... about rhetoric as he begins from a vision of human welibeing, and works from this vision toward an ethic of communication. His vision, like that of key ancient thinkers of rhetoric, is strongly social, and his concept of communication is intensely situational. Likewise, he argues that his normative ...
Communication science and information science
... encyclopedias and large-scale publications of information topics wherein authors are invited because of their expertise and/or origins in the hopes of covering the broadest or most global spectrum of research. However, behind the façade of representativity, the concerned bodies of research may lack ...
... encyclopedias and large-scale publications of information topics wherein authors are invited because of their expertise and/or origins in the hopes of covering the broadest or most global spectrum of research. However, behind the façade of representativity, the concerned bodies of research may lack ...
prickmag
... modern society and its differentiation into functional systems, such as, economy, art, science, politics, law and others (subsystems of society), Luhmann’s work analyses the particular (symbolically generalised) media and forms (codes) of these systems’ communication (e.g., Luhmann 1996, 2000, 2002) ...
... modern society and its differentiation into functional systems, such as, economy, art, science, politics, law and others (subsystems of society), Luhmann’s work analyses the particular (symbolically generalised) media and forms (codes) of these systems’ communication (e.g., Luhmann 1996, 2000, 2002) ...
Tattoo: a multifaceted medium of communication Christian Wymann
... modern society and its differentiation into functional systems, such as, economy, art, science, politics, law and others (subsystems of society), Luhmann’s work analyses the particular (symbolically generalised) media and forms (codes) of these systems’ communication (e.g., Luhmann 1996, 2000, 2002) ...
... modern society and its differentiation into functional systems, such as, economy, art, science, politics, law and others (subsystems of society), Luhmann’s work analyses the particular (symbolically generalised) media and forms (codes) of these systems’ communication (e.g., Luhmann 1996, 2000, 2002) ...
Organization
... certain manner. Drawing on Austin, Taylor and Cooren (1997: 416) formulate it this way: ‘To state something is to perform an act—to say something implies … that one believes it, and this makes an ordinary assertion in important ways parallel to such evident performatives as promising and threatening ...
... certain manner. Drawing on Austin, Taylor and Cooren (1997: 416) formulate it this way: ‘To state something is to perform an act—to say something implies … that one believes it, and this makes an ordinary assertion in important ways parallel to such evident performatives as promising and threatening ...
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... experimental evidence (on the social pathology of the “passive bystander”) showed that increasing the number of people involved in decision-making can sharply “diffuse” each individual’s sense of personal responsibility. So perhaps increasing worker involvement will decrease their bosses’ sense of r ...
... experimental evidence (on the social pathology of the “passive bystander”) showed that increasing the number of people involved in decision-making can sharply “diffuse” each individual’s sense of personal responsibility. So perhaps increasing worker involvement will decrease their bosses’ sense of r ...
CSR as aspirational talk
... In line with this tradition, Luhmann’s (1995, 2000) systems theory explains in more detail how organizations are constituted in communication. Luhmann’s point of departure is that all social systems use communication as their particular mode of reproduction (Luhmann, 1986). As a specific type of soc ...
... In line with this tradition, Luhmann’s (1995, 2000) systems theory explains in more detail how organizations are constituted in communication. Luhmann’s point of departure is that all social systems use communication as their particular mode of reproduction (Luhmann, 1986). As a specific type of soc ...
7 Organization design for new product development
... copy machines, and other electronic products. Unless the product is very simple, no single person carries out a new product development (NPD) effort on his or her own. Considering that many people from different disciplines need to be involved in the development effort, one fundamental question aris ...
... copy machines, and other electronic products. Unless the product is very simple, no single person carries out a new product development (NPD) effort on his or her own. Considering that many people from different disciplines need to be involved in the development effort, one fundamental question aris ...
Succeeding Failure through Martin Buber`s I-It:
... finds her or his roots have been severed or she or he may come to the realization that one has never had roots at all, which reveals an existential disconnection from otherness. Rootlessness fuels “existential homelessness” (Arnett, 1994, p. 229). In feeling a sense of existential homelessness one f ...
... finds her or his roots have been severed or she or he may come to the realization that one has never had roots at all, which reveals an existential disconnection from otherness. Rootlessness fuels “existential homelessness” (Arnett, 1994, p. 229). In feeling a sense of existential homelessness one f ...
A Powerful Public Sphere? - VBN
... Empirically speaking, this distinction is somewhat artificial, as it will become apparent in the table below. For example, actors have overlapping identities as they move between different arenas and ways of communicating depending on the issue at stake, who they are interacting with or confronting, ...
... Empirically speaking, this distinction is somewhat artificial, as it will become apparent in the table below. For example, actors have overlapping identities as they move between different arenas and ways of communicating depending on the issue at stake, who they are interacting with or confronting, ...
WHAT IS MEANT BY DISCOURSE ANALYSIS?
... performative to have the desired effect, it has to meet certain social and cultural criteria, also called felicity conditions. Further on in his essay, Austin abandons the distinction between constatives and performatives and replaced it by (i) a new distinction between three different "aspects" of ...
... performative to have the desired effect, it has to meet certain social and cultural criteria, also called felicity conditions. Further on in his essay, Austin abandons the distinction between constatives and performatives and replaced it by (i) a new distinction between three different "aspects" of ...
Revisiting the Concepts of Mass Communication, the Audience
... increased reliance of marketers and advertisers on online consumer discussion and other forms of user-generated content to disseminate brand messages are two of the most visible ways in which the work of the audience is now extending well beyond simply watching. In addressing theses issues, the firs ...
... increased reliance of marketers and advertisers on online consumer discussion and other forms of user-generated content to disseminate brand messages are two of the most visible ways in which the work of the audience is now extending well beyond simply watching. In addressing theses issues, the firs ...
WHAT IS COMMUNICATION
... identified 126 existing definitions of communication, and analyzed the 11 of them they considered highly significant. More recently, Stephen Littlejohn (2002) has used a behaviorist framework in conceptualizing a nine element table of communication definitions, combining source behavior (unintentio ...
... identified 126 existing definitions of communication, and analyzed the 11 of them they considered highly significant. More recently, Stephen Littlejohn (2002) has used a behaviorist framework in conceptualizing a nine element table of communication definitions, combining source behavior (unintentio ...