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    The document examines communication through different theoretical traditions, focusing on how meaning is constructed through systems of symbols and signs that are interpreted based on one's own experiences and perceptions. It discusses phenomenological, semiotic, cybernetic, socio-psychological, socio-cultural, and rhetorical traditions, highlighting that communication shapes and is shaped by interconnected social systems and the individual interpretations of signs within those systems.

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    The document examines communication through different theoretical traditions, focusing on how meaning is constructed through systems of symbols and signs that are interpreted based on one's own experiences and perceptions. It discusses phenomenological, semiotic, cybernetic, socio-psychological, socio-cultural, and rhetorical traditions, highlighting that communication shapes and is shaped by interconnected social systems and the individual interpretations of signs within those systems.

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    The document examines communication through different theoretical traditions, focusing on how meaning is constructed through systems of symbols and signs that are interpreted based on one's own experiences and perceptions. It discusses phenomenological, semiotic, cybernetic, socio-psychological, socio-cultural, and rhetorical traditions, highlighting that communication shapes and is shaped by interconnected social systems and the individual interpretations of signs within those systems.

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    Examines the overall workings of communication in

    Symbols or signs, and how they come to relation to systems. A system of parts, or variables, that
    represent ideas and conscepts through our influence one another, shape and control the character of
    own experiences and perceptions the overall system

    Focuses more on the individual interpreter Adhering and accepting any


    rather than the function and symbolic new communication that
    nature of the sign itself. Filters the abides to already set systems of
    message through own comprehension. Cybernetic knowledge, beliefs, or values.

    Semiotic

    Socio-Psychological

    Phenomenological Communication
    Tradition Socio-Cultural

    Rhetorical Critical
    We are a product of how people see us and
    represent ourselves accordingly. How we
    present ourselves is how we wish to be
    perceived by other people and how they
    perceive us is a direct instigator on how they
    act towards us and thereby reaffirming our
    identities.

    It is critical of societies that limit the masses


    from seeing inequalities through the use of
    "Adjusting ideas to people, and people to ideas" communication.
    through the use of language and symbols.

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