Communication as a Form of Pluralism

• Main Author: Mirela Anghel
• Format: Article
• Language: English
• Published: Social Sciences Research Society 2012-01-01
• Series: International Journal of Social Sciences and Humanity Studies
• Online Access: http://www.sobiad.org/ejournals/journal_IJSS/arhieves/2012_1/mirela_anghel.pdf

Our century is already defined as being the era of cultural relations and peopleacknowledge the importance ofknowing the value of the others and in the sametime to desiring for their own culture to be known.Communication skills form the professional capital of a specialist. They are alsoat the core of social interaction. It’s a well-acknowledged fact that man cannotlive without communicating. From the very moment we opened eyes for the veryfirst time we “expected” for people around us to provide a proof of existence.Communication affects our general wellbeing due to the fact that the societyplaces great emphasis on the social support and relationships. Communicationshows us who we are. And this can only happen by interacting with other peopleand through this interaction we develop our self-image. By interacting with otherswe can answer to who we are andhow others define us.