The Handbook of Global Interventions in Communication Theory

ISBN-13: 9780367488901 / Angielski / Twarda / 2022 / 516 str.

Yoshitake Miike; Jing Yin

Opis

Moving beyond the U.S.-Eurocentric paradigm of communication theory, this handbook broadens the intellectual horizons of the discipline by highlighting underrepresented, especially non-Western, theorists and theories, and identifies key issues and challenges for future scholarship.

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Series Editor’s Foreword  Introduction: Global Interventions in Search of Communication Theory in Human Diversity  Part I: Historical Interventions  1 A Conversation on the History of Paradigmatic Dialogue in Communication Theory: Brenda Dervin and the 1985 ICA Conference  2 Paradigmatic Debates, Theoretical Diversity, and the IAMCR: A Historical Perspective  3 Unity in Diversity: Multiculturalism, Guilt/Victimage, and a New Scholarly Orientation  4 Towards Asian Communication Theory: An Intellectual Journey  Part II: African Interventions  5 Afrocentricity and the Cultural Question: On Theorizing Humanity and Communication  6 Maatian Ethics, Sdmw and Communicative Practice: The Conception and Cultivation of the Sedjemic Person  7 Humane Communication in African Languages: African Philosophical Perspectives  8 Frank Okwu Ugboajah, Oramedia, and the Ethical Paradigm of Development (Civilization)  Part III: Asian Interventions  9 The Question of Asianness in Asian Communication Studies: Notes on Asiacentricity and Its Critics  10 Rethinking Eurocentric Visions in Feminist Communication Research: Asiacentric Womanism as a Theoretical Framework  11 Al-Fārābī and Ibn Khaldūn as Communication Theorists: The New Science of Society before the European Enlightenment  12 Toward a Gandhian Theory of Communication: The Ahimsa (Nonviolent) Way to Truth and Liberation  13 Confucianism and Communication in East Asia: A Revisit  14 Principles of Chinese Communication: A Philosophical Outline  Part IV: Latin American Interventions  15 Paulo Freire, Communication and Conscientization for Liberation  16 Between Social Semiosis and Mediatizations: Towards a Dictionary of Eliseo Verón’s Theoretical Contributions  17 Luis Ramiro Beltrán and Theorizing Horizontal and Decolonial Communication  18 Latin American Interventions to the Practice and Theory of Communication and Social Development: On the Legacy of Juan Díaz Bordenave  19 Buen Vivir as a Critique of Communication for Development  Part V: European Interventions  20 Media Theories in the US and Europe: Fragmented Notions and Macroscopic Visions  21 Changing Narratives of Cultural Studies in Britain and the USA: Dialogue and Difference  22 German and French Theories of Communication: Comparative Perspectives with Regard to the Social and Epistemological Body of Science  23 Özséb Horányi and the Participatory Theory of Communication  24 Russian Traditions of Communication Theory  Part VI: Diverse Interventions  25 Communicating in "Global" English: Promoting Linguistic Human Rights or Being Complicit with Linguicism and Linguistic Imperialism  26 Culture-Centered Approach to Communicating Health and Development: Communication, Social Justice, and Social Change  27 Perspectives and Approaches to Intercultural Communication Competence: Toward a Theoretical Synthesis  28 Environmental Communication Theory and Practice for Global Transformation: An Ecocultural Approach  29 The Way of Coyolxauhqui: An Indigenous Mexica-Inspired Imperative for Deconstruction as a Spiritual Practice