Socially Constructing Communication
Publisher: Hampton Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Cresskill, NJ
Format: paperback or hardcover
Number of pages: 350
Table of contents: title: Series Editor's Preface; title: Acknowledgments; title: About the Contributors; title: Communication as Social Construction: Catching Ourselves in the Act by Gloria J. Galanes and Wendy Leeds-Hurwitz; title: Part I: Overview; title: Creating Opportunities for Social Construction: The Albuquerque NCA Summer Institute by Shawn Spano, Karen A. Foss & Kris Kirschbaum; title: Communication and Social Construction: Claiming Our Birthright by W. Barnett Pearce; title: Social Construction Without Dualism: Repairing the Ruptures and Making Connections by Vernon E. Cronen; title: Part II: A Reconnaissance of Social Construction in the Discipline; title: Social Construction: Moving from Theory to Research (and Back Again) by Wendy Leeds-Hurwitz; title: Social Construction Approaches: Programs, Courses, Pedagogical Exercises by Gloria J. Galanes; title: Social Construction in Applied Communication by Kenneth N. Cissna; title: Exploring the Role of Communication in Transforming Conflict Situations: A Social Construction Approach by Linda L. Putnam; title: Part III: Reflection on the 2006 Conference; title: Reflection and Recommendations from the Conference by John Stewart; title: Tracing Our Steps Through Communication Social Construction: Six Propositions for How to Go On by Mariaelena Bartesaghi & Theresa Castor; title: Socially Constructing the Communication Theory Classroom: A Case Study by Isabelle Baumann; title: Basics of Social Construction Research by J. Kevin Barge; title: Reclaiming Democracy: Contributions from a Communication Perspective by Kimberly A. Pearce & W. Barnett Pearce; title: Constructing a Division by Brenda Allen, Jay Baglia & Karen Zediker