Contending with Codes in a World of Difference: Transforming a Theory of Human Communication (The Fairleigh Dickinson University Press Series in Communication Studies)
by David Boromisza-Habashi, Gerry Philipsen, Tabitha Hart, Daniel Chornet, Maija Gerlander, Evelyn Y. Ho, Vincent Guangsheng Huang, Tamar Katriel, Mariko Kotani, Oren Livio, Katsuyuki Miyahira, Kristine L. Muñoz, Saila Poutiainen, Menno H. Reijven, Leah Sprain, Mark Ward Sr., Michaela R. Winchatz, Bingjuan Xiong
Contending with Codes in a World of Difference brings together a group of scholars to examine human communication through the lens of codes and difference. Part of a communication studies series, the book focuses on transforming communication theory for readers engaged with academic inquiry in the field.
About This Book
Contending with Codes in a World of Difference explores the relationship between codes, difference, and human communication.
The book presents a transformation of a theory of human communication, as indicated by its subtitle.
Written by a group of scholars, it forms part of The Fairleigh Dickinson University Press Series in Communication Studies.
This volume is suited to readers seeking academic perspectives on communication theory and the challenges of understanding communication across difference.
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