Alternative Schools of Communication: Philosophical Aspects | Tomsk State University Journal of Philosophy, Sociology and Political Science. 2019. № 49. DOI: 10.17223/1998863Х/49/10

Alternative Schools of Communication: Philosophical Aspects

The article analyses the schools of communication that are alternative with respect to the classification presented both by Fiske and Craig with Muller. The article not only describes alternative schools and traditions, but also raises philosophical questions about metacommunication: what the philosophical bases of one or another classification are; why different schools ignore each other; from what perspective we can talk about different schools. Feminist, postmodern, pragmatic, biological, narration communication, mass communication, non-Western, educational, political, visual communication, creative communication, urban communication, poetic and other schools (traditions) are analysed. The philosophical aspects of alternative schools are also discussed.

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философия коммуникации, метакоммуникация, школы коммуникации, несоизмеримые дискурсы, классификация коммуникационных школ, philosophy of communication, metacommunication, schools of communication, incommensurable discourses, classification of communication schools

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Name	Organization	E-mail
Kacerauskas Tomas	Vilnius Gediminas Technical University	tomas.kacerauskas@vgtu.lt

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