Distinctive Qualities in Communication Research
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Add to Cart- ISBN: 978-0-415-99026-4
- Binding: Paperback (also available in Hardback)
- Published by: Routledge
- Publication Date: 07/21/2009
- Pages: 136
Table of Contents
FOREWORD
Robert Craig
CHAPTER ONE
An Introduction to Some Distinctive Qualities in Communication Research
Patrice Buzzanell & Donal Carbaugh
CHAPTER TWO
Distinctive Qualities in Communication Research: A Dialogic Approach to Interpersonal/Family Communication
Leslie A. Baxter
CHAPTER THREE
The Promise of Communication in Large-Scale, Community-Based Research
Michael Hecht
CHAPTER FOUR
Politically Attentive Relational Constructionism (PARC): Making a Difference in a Pluralistic, Interdependent World
Stanley Deetz
CHAPTER FIVE
The Importance of Communication Science in Addressing Core Problems in Public Health
Joseph N. Cappella and Robert Hornik
CHAPTER SIX
Researching Culture in Contexts of Social Interaction: An Ethnographic Approach, a Network of Scholars, and Illustrative Moves
Gerry Philipsen
CHAPTER SEVEN
Reflections on Distinctive Qualities in Communication Research
Donal Carbaugh and Patrice Buzzanell
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