Human Communication in Society
by Judith Martin, Thomas Nakayama, Jess Alberts
Human Communication in Society provides an accessible academic introduction to communication and its role in social life. Designed for students and general readers, it explores how communication functions across interpersonal and societal contexts, offering a foundation for understanding this essential area of study.
About This Book
Human Communication in Society examines communication as a central part of social life.
The book offers an academic introduction to how people create, share, and interpret meaning in interpersonal and broader social contexts.
It is suited to readers studying communication and related subjects in an educational setting.
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