Social Approaches to Communication
Publisher: Guilford Press
Published: 1995
Format: paperback or hardcover
Number of pages: 272
ISBN-13: 9780898628739
Table of contents: label: Foreword
pagenum: **Introducing Social Approaches by Wendy Leeds-Hurwitz | *Part II: Philosophical Roots | **Philosophical Features of Social Approaches to Interpersonal Communication by John Stewart | *Part III: Basic Issues | **Quantitative versus Qualitative? by Janet Beavin Bavelas | **Reflexivity, Interpersonal Communication, and Interpersonal Communication Research by Frederick Steier | **A Sailing Guide for Social Constructionsts by W. Barnett Pearce | **The Politics of Voice in Interpersonal Communication Research by John W. Lannamann | *Part IV: Applications | **Even if a Thing of Beauty, Can a Case Study Be a Joy Forever? A Social Constructionist Approach to Theory and Research by Victoria Chen and W. Barnett Pearce | **Re-relationalizing Rapport in Interpersonal Settings by Jane Jorgenson | **A Role for Communication Theory in Ethnographic Studies of Interpersonal Communication by Donal Carbaugh and Sally O. Hastings | **Order and Continuity in Human Relationships: A Social Communication Approach to Defining "Relationship" by Stuart J. Sigman | **Telling and Living: Narrative Co-construction and the Practices of Interpersonal Relationships by Arthur P. Bochner and Carolyn Ellis | *Part V: Conclusion | **Practical Theory and the Tasks Ahead for Social Approaches to Communication by Vernon E. Cronen | *Contributors | *Author Index | *Subject Index
title: *Part I: Introduction