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    Aristotle, an ancient Greek philosopher, proposed one of the earliest models of communication in the 4th century BC known as the Aristotelian model. This linear and speaker-focused model outlined communication as having 5 key elements: a speaker, a speech, an audience, an occasion, and an intended effect. The Aristotelian model has been highly influential as one of the first and most widely accepted models of communication.

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    Aristotle, an ancient Greek philosopher, proposed one of the earliest models of communication in the 4th century BC known as the Aristotelian model. This linear and speaker-focused model outlined communication as having 5 key elements: a speaker, a speech, an audience, an occasion, and an intended effect. The Aristotelian model has been highly influential as one of the first and most widely accepted models of communication.

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    Aristotle, an ancient Greek philosopher, proposed one of the earliest models of communication in the 4th century BC known as the Aristotelian model. This linear and speaker-focused model outlined communication as having 5 key elements: a speaker, a speech, an audience, an occasion, and an intended effect. The Aristotelian model has been highly influential as one of the first and most widely accepted models of communication.

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    ARISTOTLE’S/

    ARISTOLIAN MODEL OF
    COMMUNICATION
    ARISTOTLE
    A Greek Philosopher and writer
    born in Stagira,Northern Greece.
     Aristotle
    developed a linear model of
    communication for oral communication
    known as Aristotle’s Model of
    Communication.

     Thefirst model of communication and


    was proposed before 300 B.C.
    Themost widely accepted
    among all communication
    models.

    Mainly focused on speaker and


    speech.
    5 PRIMARY ELEMENTS

    Speaker Speech Audience Effect

    Occasion

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