Outline of communication
The following outline is provided as an overview of and 2.1.2 Types of communication by mode topical guide to communication: • Conversation Communication – purposeful activity of exchanging in- formation and meaning across space and time using vari- • Mail ous technical or natural means, whichever is available or preferred. Communication requires a sender, a message, • Mass media a medium and a recipient, although the receiver does not • Book have to be present or aware of the sender’s intent to com- municate at the time of communication; thus communi- • Film cation can occur across vast distances in time and space. • Journalism • News media • Newspaper 1 Essence of communication • Technical writing • Video • Communication theory • Telecommunication (outline) • Development communication • Morse Code • Information • Radio • Telephone • Information theory • Television • Semiotics • Internet • Verbal communication 2 Branches of communication • Writing
2.1 Types of communication 2.2 Fields of communication
2.1.1 Types of communication by scope • Communication studies • Cognitive linguistics • Computer-mediated communication • Conversation analysis • Health communication • Crisis communication • Intercultural communication • Discourse analysis • International communication • Environmental communication • • Interpersonal communication Interpersonal communication • Linguistics • Intrapersonal communication • Mass communication • Mass communication • Mediated cross-border communication • Nonverbal communication • Organizational communication • Organizational communication • Political communication
1 2 4 HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION
• Pragmatics • Opinion leadership • Risk communication • Political economy • Science communication • Priming • Semiotics • Problematic Integration Theory • Sociolinguistics • Relational dialectics • Scheme (linguistics) 3 Theories, schools, and ap- • Social learning theory proaches • Social construction of reality • Social Identity model of Deindividuation Effects Theories of communication (SIDE)
• Agenda-setting theory • Social Information Processing theory • Content analysis • Social Penetration Theory • Community structure theory • Spiral of silence • Conversation analysis • Strength of Weak Ties • Coordinated management of meaning • Structuralism • Critical theory • Symbolic interactionism • Cues-filtered-out theory • Technology acceptance model • Cultivation theory • Theory of cognitive dissonance • Cultural studies • Theory of Planned Behavior • Cybernetics • Theory of Reasoned Action • Decision downloading • Third-person effect • Diffusion of innovations • Two-step flow of communication • • Dramatisming Uses and gratifications • • Elaboration likelihood model Uncertainty reduction theory • Ethnomethodology • Framing 4 History of communication
• Hermeneutics History of communication • Hypodermic needle model • Cave painting • Heuristic-Systematic Model • Early postal systems • Hyperpersonal Model • Heliograph • Information theory • Historical linguistics • Knowledge gap hypothesis • History of alphabet • Media ecology • History of the book • Narrative paradigm • History of computer science • Network analysis • History of computing (see also Timeline of comput- • Nonviolent Communication ing) 5.2 General communication terms 3
• History of computer hardware 5.2 General communication terms • History of Internet • Censorship • History of linguistics • Community structure • History of mass media • Cultural imperialism • History of radio • Democracy • History of telegraphy • Dialectic • History of telegraph • Digital divide • History of telephone
• History of television • Freedom of the press
• History of writing • Freedom of speech
• Ideograms • Hegemony • Origin of language • Identity • Petroglyphs • Imagined community • Pictograms • Information society • Proto-language • Late capitalism • Semaphore line • Media imperialism • Smoke signals • Morpheme
5 General communication concepts • Nationalism
5.1 General topics of communication • Phoneme • • Autocommunication Postmodernity
• Empathy • Public sphere
• People skills • Semiotics • Persuasion • Social capital • Propaganda • Social network • Public speaking • Sophist • Reading • Stereotyping • Rhetoric • Stigma • Small-group communication • Syllable • Speech
• Translation • Universal service
• Writing • Avatar (virtual reality) 4 9 EXTERNAL LINKS
6 Communication scholars • Quintilian • I. A. Richards • Theodor Adorno • Everett M. Rogers • Aristotle • Wilbur Schramm • Roland Barthes • Thomas Sebeok • Gregory Bateson • Claude Shannon • Walter Benjamin • Deborah Tannen • Kenneth Burke • James W. Tankard, Jr. • Manuel Castells • Warren Weaver • Cicero • Bob Woodward • Noam Chomsky
• Karl W. Deutsch 7 See also • Walter Fisher
• George Gerbner • List of communications-related conferences
• G. Thomas Goodnight • Category:Communication journals
• Jürgen Habermas
• Max Horkheimer 8 References
• Harold Innis 9 External links • Roman Jakobson • • Irving Janis This outline displayed as a mindmap, at wiki- mindmap.com • Wendell Johnson • A brief history of communication across ages • D. Lawrence Kincaid • Communicating for change and impact • Walter Lippman • How Human Communication Fails (Tampere Uni- • Juri Lotman versity of Technology)
• Marshall McLuhan
• Desmond Morris
• Maxwell McCombs
• Walter J. Ong
• Vance Packard
• Plato
• Nora C. Quebral 5
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