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What are the dates for the classical period?
What is 500BC to 400AD
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What was the name of the three books that aristole wrote. Many believed that you could find the majority of the concepts we study today in those books.
What is The Rhetoric?
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100-1600AD is considered what period
What is The Renaissance Period
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What are the dates for the Modern Period?
What is 1600-1900AD
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communication within yourself. Introverted communication *intrapersonal comm. Has a bigger impact on your performance than any innate ability
What is intrapersonal communication
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Invention- what you will talk about Style- selecting language for situation Arrangement- Organization of information Memory- mnemonic devices Delivery These are considered What? and who is the author?
What is the 5 canons of rhetoric Who is Cicero
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Why would the Greeks value oral communication?
Books were not readily available Entertainment- Public Speaking Contests Pass down history, orally strengthen democratic government, there is no democracy unless there is freedom of speech
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400-1600AD is considered
What is the Medieval Period
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Grounding theory in observation is called?
What is Empiricism
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dyatic- communication between two people. Feedback is direct and is non-mediated
What is interpersonal communication
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The study of persuasion
What is Rhetoric
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If I persuade you to do something by crying, or evoking fear, I am using what form of persuasion.
What is Pathos
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What Communication theorist of the Medieval and Rehaissance period focused on Chistian Theory?
Who is St. Augustine
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Describe the difference between Rhetoricians and Communication Scientists?
Rhetoricians are critical analysts of persuasive symbols and Communication scientists set up empirical studies, interviews, surveys
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Three or more people, for every person we add to the group it gets more complicated.
What is Small Group Communication
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Who is considered the Father of Communication
Who is Aristole
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Book Three of the book written by Aristole was devoted to what canon of Rhetoric?
What is Delivery
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What is the difference between Natural signs and Conventional Signs?
Natural Signs- There is a direct link between something and what is represents. Ex. Leaves changing, season is changing Conventional Signs-Symbolic ex. Green Lights means Go
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Douglas Ehninger came up with four communication directions. Name and describe each of them.
1. Classical approach-study of people like aristole, Cicero 2. Psychological/epistemological direction- tried to take communication and push it into a scientific model. 3. Belletristic- studied the delivery of drama, reading of poetry 4. Elocutionary approach- nonverbal communication, how does delivery effect impact
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when we send identical message out to multitudes of people. No direct feedback between the sender and the receiver. DELAYED feedback(after the fact)
What is Mass Communication
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What are the 3 forms of proof for arguments?
What is Ethos(credibility), Pathos(emotion), and Logos(logic)
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What was the difference/conflict between the Sophists and the Rhetorical Philosophers?
Sophists were only teachers who taught learners how to do something. They were not concerned in teaching learners how to think critically. Rhetorical Philsophers believed in dialectic (dialogue) They believed that you taught people how to solve problems for themselves.
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During the Medieval and Renaissance periods, Communication studies were aimed at revealing?
What is The Will of God
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one person talking to many, feedback becomes indirect
What is Public Speaking