Types Of Human Communication Research Articles

MATERIAL PROTESTS

This article traces and exposes the material dimension of contemporary protests. In this piece, we consider protest as a particular type of human communication that gains intelligibility in specific social situations that are embodied in objects. This has led us to (re)think (about) the dialogue which exists between anthropology and communication in light of the role of material culture. We read and review these experiences from epistemological and theoretical frameworks of protest studies in Argentina and reconstruct social situations arising from our joint work developed at the research group Cosas Cotidianas (CoCo), which we co-coordinate, dedicated to analysing, from an ethnographic perspective, how objects ‘participate’ in social life. Our paper is structured into 3 parts. Firstly, an analysis of anthropology and communication is undertaken followed by protest(s) as social situations and finally, understanding protest through objects. We present how pots (in Spanish cacerolas) in Latin America, umbrellas in Hong Kong and waistcoats in Paris (France) appear as objects of protest in countries of the global south and north. The ‘cultural biography of things’ is proposed as a conceptual framework for our analysis

Discourse and Identity in the Digital World: Mansoura University Website as a Model

Digital Discourse is concerned with the manipulation of multi-modal and multi-semiotic resources which are investigated to characterize identities and ideologies in a digital world that is said to be a part of a whole society, as claimed by Gee (2005). A digital text is a type of human communication that can be described as multimodal by incorporating writing, images, sounds and other semiotic systems. In the last three decades, people have become more attracted to say so many things about themselves and their activities through digital media. However, attempts to give a comprehensive image of a college or university are limited. The present study aims to signify how a digital text can reflect ideologies and realities about the social and academic life of Mansoura University, located in Mansoura city, the capital of Dakahlia Governorate on the east bank of the Nile in Egypt. The data employed as the basis of the analysis in this study is extracted from large database of announcements, texts and images displayed on Mansoura University website in 2020 (following the widespread transmission of Covid-19). The study proposes a multidisciplinary analysis of Mansoura University website, following Darvin (2016) and Petroni (2019). Mansoura University website is said to be an attempt by a collective institution to establish an image of itself on the internet. The digitized discourse is designed to provide a collective image that replicates the identity of Mansoura University and highlights its position (inter)nationally. Dealing with the information displayed on the target website as a type of commodity that possesses multiple traits and, at the same time, reflects issues of identity and reputation building, the study concludes that the analysis of the digital discourse has assigned Mansoura University a type of identity that can be described as a Commodified Identity.

BENTUK DAN MAKNA ENDE JEIR PADA MASYARAKAT MANDAILING DI KELURAHAN WEK V PADANGSIDIMPUAN

Lauri Novita Sinaga. NIM 2131140024. Forms And Meaning Of Ende Jeir In The Mandailing Society InWek V Village Padangsidimpuan. Faculty of Language and Art. State University of Medan 2017.This study aims to determine the form and significance of the Ende Jeir in the Mandailing Society inKelurahan Wek V Padangsidimpuan. The purpose of this research is to find out the form of Ende Jeirsong in Mandailing community in Wek V Padangsidimpuan Village, to know the meaning contained inEnde Jeir in Mandailing community in Wek V Padangsidimpuan Village, to know the function of EndeJeir in Mandailing community in Wek V Village Padangsidimpuan, to know the response of local peopleto preserve Ende Jeir on Mandailing community in Wek V Padangsidimpuan Village.The theory used is form, meaning, function, and Ende. The shape is the arrangement of the frame of asong that is determined according to the parts of the sentence. Meaning is the purpose that is derivedfrom things that want to be shown by something or want to be expressed, exposed, with the word actuallydoes not interfere with the value of taste. The function of music is to express the taste, and simultaneouslyas an activity of various types of human communication. Ende is a traditional song (folksong), whichrepresents the representation of structure, function and cultural values.Methods in this research using qualitative descriptive method. The samples in this study were the lectureand audio visuals of Ende Jeir, singer Ende Jeir, artist and community Wek V Padangsidimpuan Village.This data collection is done by observation method or observation, interview, and documentation. Thisresearch was taken at Kelurahan Wek V Padangsidimpuan, and this research was conducted from August2017.The results of this study indicate that the form of Ende Jeir song consists of a one part song form, with AA 'form. the meaning of Ende Jeir is a prayer, plea, expectation of parents to his daughter who is doingthis marriage and singing to advise on a good domestic life. Ende Jeir function is as symbolicrepresentation media, media of emotional expression and media of cultural preservation. Ende Jeir needsto be preserved because it begins to be forgotten and left behind. For that, it needs to be developed andintroduced in the young generation so as not to just disappear.

Macro‐analysis of the evolution of motorised mobility and relationships with the development of motionless communication systems

This study deals with the relationships between two different types of human communication: mobility - i.e. communication with movement - and motionless communication, sometimes also called virtual mobility. The aim of the study has been to carry out an analysis of modern motorised mobility around the world, considering the evolution of ITS. The final goal has been to provide an added value to the numerous publications already available on daily mobility, by selecting common elements and pointing out the role of being connected in future transport systems, in this way contributing to the pursuit of `interconnected transport systems': the Latin root of intelligent has two meanings, one of which is interconnect (inter-lego). An analysis on the long-term evolution of the main transport mode, that is, by car, has pointed out that an economic cycle has been completed in most motorised countries: this also complies with historical theories on the subject. However, new motionless communication systems have appeared on the market over the last decade, and they have become actual competitors to motorised mobility or, hopefully, collaborators. Therefore, a new cycle of cars would be possible, under certain conditions - one of which includes being connected - a requirement that this study wishes to outline with the help of some numerical analyses.

Sociological Study of the Role of Information Technology in Creating Social Networks

The purpose of this study was analytical study, effect of the most important present event, which is information technology on formation of new type of human communication, and design a model on the relation between persons and type of society. This paper, relying on the literature of sociology in relation to the society and technology. The theoretical frame work of this study is borrowed from Castells's theory. Using existing documents and comments sociologists in this field was the study guide. The results show that this new communication channels, provides a link that gives shape to life, and accept forms from life. With accelerating speed of information technology, there is reshaping, foundations of society. Culture is formed by the symbols, which are formed due to electronics. The development of informal communication and participation in social networks, through the formation of peer groups and networks of community-based with the aim to strengthen social skills. Because people fellowship in the social network and informal communication with values and norms of other society and virtual culture. Also, the economy, does not depend to money, such as past, but it is dependent on information, and social capital, is related to rate of this communication, in society. Therefore, understanding the community, is not possible, without electronic instruments.