COM 382 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Proxemics, Nonverbal Communication, Robert Ardrey
20 Oct 2016
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10/4/2016 6:28:00 pm: humanistic (interpretive) and scientific (objective) approaches, exemplified by the iowa school and chicago school conceptions of the development of the self, at the u of chicago (1930) studied symbolic interaction. George herbert mead and students wrote book by taking notes in his lectures. Book was about mead, self, and society (name of book: the iowa school: manford kuhn and herbert blumer, students of. Ordering, where in the list do we find information. Kuhn said no because he came up with the idea for a more universal way to figure out a person: who are you, who you reside with (daughter, student, friend) 2nd position: the linguistic kinesic link, emphasis, substitution, repetition. Hypothetical- deductive (provides us with general statements about human communication) Typological/taxonomic theory (a category system, provides a way for classifying specific behavior) Language and perception: sapir-whorf hypothesis, language supplies us with our categories and expectations, and therefore determines our perceptions.
