Theorist of Muted Group Theory that believes that language is man-made.
Who is Cheris Kramarae?
These groups are better prepared to understand inequality.
Communication accommodation theorist.
Who is Howard Giles?
Theorist of Critical theory of communication in organizations.
Stanley Deetz
The tradition(s) that muted group theory belongs to.
What is critical & phenomenological?
Developer of the master/slave relationship philosophical connection to standpoint theory.
Who is George Hegel?
Constant movement closer or further from others through the alteration of communication behavior.
What is accommodation?
Characterized by managerial moves to extend control; managerialism is the issue.
What is strategy?
Claims that muteness does not mean the group is silent.
Who is Shirley Ardner?
How a persons differing identities are intertwined.
What is convergence?
What is consent?
The first person to propose muted group theory.
Who is Edwin Ardner?
Shape of our view on the world.
What is a standpoint?
Emphasizes free expression over ideas.
What is involvement?
People belonging to low power groups that have to change their language when communicating publicly, which results in them often being overlooked.
What is a muted group?
Who are Sandra Harding & Julia Wood?
Tradition associated with communication accommodation theory.
What is the socio-psychological tradition?
Joint, open decisions that take all stakeholders into consideration.
What is participation?