
pmid: 20499038
handle: 11590/133139
The term Communication generally designate the transmission of a message of concepts, feelings or needs from a speaker to a receiver by means of verbal or no verbal language. The pragmatic approach to human communication has put in evidence a further implication of this concept: every behaviour therefore has a value even when it is not intentional. Recently, a more dynamic concept of communication has been elaborated where communication means communicative action. This interpretation is the starting point for the theory of the "communicative acting" and subsequently of the so called discourse ethic elaborated by J. Habermas.
Communication, Communication; Ethics; Intersubjectivity, Dictionaries as Topic, Humans
Communication, Communication; Ethics; Intersubjectivity, Dictionaries as Topic, Humans
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