Ch 1

Question 1

Humanistic Scholarship

Answer 1

• Subjectivist approach
• Creative interpretation
• Individual cases
• Art
• personal experience
• values
• Attempts o understand socially situated reality (truths)
• Focuses on the depth and richness of the m=human experience /complexity

Question 2

Inquiry

Answer 2

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Question 3

Intentionality

Answer 3

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Question 4

Metadiscourse

Answer 4

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Question 5

Peer review

Answer 5

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Question 6

Scientific scholarship

Answer 6

Objectivity

• standardization
• replication
• reductionist: attempts to find the most parsimonious explanation.

Question 7

Social-scientific Scholarship

Answer 7

• May borrow some elements from natural science
• Includes elements of the humanities
• Seeks to observe and interpret
  
  • Patterns of human behavior
• May attempt to obtain some lvl of objectivity
  
  • But how possible is it to be “objective”
• Social- Scientific Scholarship is not a single, unitary thing.
• It is more of a territory.

Question 8

Theory

Answer 8

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Question 9

Dividing up communication studies by…

Answer 9

Contexts - time, place, # of people involved.

Question 10

Dyadic / Relational

Answer 10

Interpersonal communication. = relationships between 1 on 1 personal communication

Question 11

Public Comm.

Answer 11

• 1 to many

- Public speaking

Question 12

Small group comm

Answer 12

• 3+ people communication and working together.

- Direct network interaction

Question 13

Performance Studies

Answer 13

Performance as communicative.

Ex. “How are you performing you gender”

Question 14

Health Communication

Answer 14

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Question 15

Constitutive View (communication constitutes reality)

Answer 15

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