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Showing 1 to 20 of 26 for “"Communication ethics"”.
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Communication Ethics: Ellul's Complexity of Form
… construct. As a contribution to the field of communication ethics from Ellul’s Christocentric perspective, this work also explicates the importance of what has become widely recognized as Ellul’s “dialectic method” of social analysis from the standpoint of rhetorical interruption, pointing to …
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"Prejudice": The Impact on Dialogic Communication Ethics
… to elaborate upon the contributions of dialogic communication ethics to a rhetorical understanding of prejudice. The aim is to address the problematic nature of ethical rhetoric apropos of dialogic communication, arguing that there are contending views in the community of memory, and that …
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An Exploration of Communication Ethics Scholarship and Economic Spheres
<p>This project examines communication ethics scholarship to understand how economics is understood within the field and to establish coordinates for scholars to discuss economic spheres as phenomena that affect communication ethics. Scholars draw from the tradition of virtue ethics to mark …
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Meeting the Absurd: Camus and the Communication Ethics of the Everyday
… served as a secondary resource within the communication discipline. This project contributes to the conversation about the absurd in an effort to further the study of communication ethics by placing Camus in the foreground. The metaphor of the absurd provides an opportunity to examine …
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The Creative Feud of Andy Warhol: A Philosophy of Communication Ethics
… Creative Feud of Andy Warhol: A Philosophy of Communication Ethics </em>begins with the assumption that the current historical moment is defined by Gilles Lipovetsky’s philosophical project known as hypermodernity. The dominant paradigm of hypermodernity, as consumption and commodity culture, …
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The Dialectics of Cyberspace: Communication Ethics as First Response to Cyber Attacks
… and Leeanne M. Bell McManus (2009/2018) term “communication ethics literacy” to illuminate the goods at stake in cyber attacks. Communication ethics literacy and its emphasis on learning from difference will encourage an examination of the background issues influencing foreground attacks …
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A Rhetoric and Philosophy of Interprofessional Healthcare Education: Communication Ethics in Action
… to interprofessional education to teach ethics/values, roles/responsibilities. communication, and teamwork. For reasons explicated throughout this dissertation, the categorizing of these particular elements as competencies is problematic and cultivated within a positivistic and empirical …
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A Narrative of Uncertain Intent: Communication Ethics Literacy and FBI Counterterrorism Practices
… horizon of one driving question: What value does communication ethics bring to counterterrorism practices in this current moment? Following insights of communication ethics scholars that have come before, this work understands communication ethics as practices that yield social literacy about what …
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Casey's Hope: A Communication Ethics Response to Baseball's Fall and its Future
… this event was that it called into question the ethics of the baseball – with the ongoing suspicion and a lack of trust toward the game, baseball no longer fosters havens of trust. Additionally, the lack of an immediate response by the league showed a delayed reaction, one of deficiency. This is …
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The Scholarship and Praxis of Communication Ethics: Rhetorical Interruptions in Historical Narratives
Creating a praxis model for performing communication ethics scholarship is important in Postmodernity, as a multiplicity of narratives requires knowledgeable life-long learners who are willing to understand historicity and one's place within traditions. This study relies on Alasdair MacIntyre's …
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Maurice Merleau-Ponty, Marshall McLuhan and Communication Ethics: The Taming of Americanitis
… implicating the human condition, human communication and communication ethics practices. As such, this project considers Marshall McLuhan’s Media Ecology to examine the communicative phenomena of Americanitis. Based on affable grounding assumptions as well as calls in recent literature, …
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Mary Parker Follett: Toward Organizational Communication Ethics in a Flattening and Fearful World
… in his two post 9/11 books, organizational communication has been responding to and participating within a widening scope of change and fear. In recognizing this tumultuous time, there's a desire to find a constructive way forward and to consider possible theorists from other historical …
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Decolonizing American Democracy and the Problem of Gerrymandering: Implications of Border Designs from a Communication Ethics Perspective
… democracy. Following insights of decolonial and communication ethics scholars, this work understands the importance of ethically framing deliberations surrounding physical, metaphorical, and categorical political borders. Five chapters make up this work in the culmination of analyzing political …
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En Route To Communicative Praxis: Understanding Natural Law and Several Communicative Implications
… law as a precursor for conversations regarding communication ethics. Taking a hermeneutical approach of returning to a text [book, person, place, etc.] with different questions develops new insights for identifying obstacles to understanding, functioning as barriers in preventing praxis. Some …
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Rhetorical Implications of 'Professionalism' for Organizational Culture: Praxis of Mindfulness
… for higher levels of 'professionalism' and ethics in organizations. This study adds to the conversation with a vision of 'professionalism' as a guiding narrative embodied by dialogic communication ethics for constructively affecting organizational communication. 'Professionalism' is a …
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Bureaucratic Modernity and the Erosion of Practical Reason: A Rhetorical Education as an Antidote
… cultural pedagogy that reshapes knowledge, ethics, and formal education for its own purposes and after its own model of human life and sociopolitical community. This project engages the work of Max Weber, Hannah Arendt, and Alasdair MacIntyre in order to construct a communication ethics …
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Land Health as Culture and Law: A Challenge to the Contemporary Discourse on Private Property
… in the way, and (3) how to get there. In the communication ethics literature, human flourishing is often cited as the ultimate goal. However, far too little is mentioned about how this flourishing is contingent upon our collective and individual interactions with the lands we inhabit, …
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Bendravimo etika ir ugdymo problemos rengiant nežymiai sutrikusio intelekto jaunuolius profesijai /
Theoretical analysis of the conception of intercommunication ethics of teachers and youths of fractionally disordered intellect was performed in this work. It is hypothesized that communication ethics of teachers determines education problems of youths of fractionally disordered intellect when …
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Nietzsche's Dialogic Ethic After Illusion: Rhetoric and Difference
What is the nature of the relationship between communication ethics and rhetoric? How may study of the interplay between dialogue as a communication ethic and ground of rhetoric contribute to greater understanding and constructive meeting of the narrative and virtue contention that characterizes …
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Communication in the Ruins: Walker Percy and the Art of Symbolic Mediation
… his life that helped to shape his philosophy of communication. Second, I sketch out some of the primary coordinates in Percy’s thought. Percy’s hermeneutic of the self requires an understanding of the difference between sign and symbol, dyadic and triadic events, environment and world, and …
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