Faces of common in communication: from sharing to disjunction
A recurrent de nition of communication relies on the etymological root of the term, whose origin in Latin means an activity accomplished together, from a situation of social meeting. This original meaning of the word has spread in a signi cant parcel of studies in this area, indicating that communic...
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doaj-dafa337ea76e479e9aff7a7bb19e34ef2020-11-25T02:33:59ZengPontíficia Universidade Católica de São PauloGaláxia1519-311X1982-25532015-12-0103116327Faces of common in communication: from sharing to disjunctionThales Vilela Lelo0Universidade Estadual de CampinasA recurrent de nition of communication relies on the etymological root of the term, whose origin in Latin means an activity accomplished together, from a situation of social meeting. This original meaning of the word has spread in a signi cant parcel of studies in this area, indicating that communication would be the product of a common action. In this paper, the implications of this form of grasping the interactional practices will be contrasted with another way to realize the sharing inherent in communication, driven by a distinct etymological root, linked to the disjunction and to the risks and obstacles that permeate the processes of joint coordination of actions. It is argued that this approach can enrich a critical perception in the eld of communication studies.https://revistas.pucsp.br/galaxia/article/view/22028modelos comunicacionaismundo comumpartilhadissenso |
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Faces of common in communication: from sharing to disjunction |
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A recurrent de nition of communication relies on the etymological root of the term, whose origin in Latin means an activity accomplished together, from a situation of social meeting. This original meaning of the word has spread in a signi cant parcel of studies in this area, indicating that communication would be the product of a common action. In this paper, the implications of this form of grasping the interactional practices will be contrasted with another way to realize the sharing inherent in communication, driven by a distinct etymological root, linked to the disjunction and to the risks and obstacles that permeate the processes of joint coordination of actions. It is argued that this approach can enrich a critical perception in the eld of communication studies. |
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modelos comunicacionais mundo comum partilha dissenso |
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