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Abstracts: A role for communication theory in ethnography and cultural analysis. "The future is not what it used to be": gender, history, and communication studies
Abstracts: Beyond individualism and the ecology of games: structures, institutions, and communication policy. The ecology of games shaping telecommunications policy
Abstracts: Communication and problematic integration: understanding diverging probability and value, ambiguity, ambivalence, and impossibility
Abstracts: Communication and problematic integration: understanding diverging probability and value, ambiguity, ambivalence, and impossibility. part 2
Abstracts: Cultural diversity and the politics of inquiry: response to Mathison and McPhail. Media communications vs. cultural studies: overcoming the divide
Abstracts: Deconstructing the person and changing the subject of interpersonal studies. Introduction to the special issue on message production: progress, challenges, and prospects
Abstracts: Do social approaches to interpersonal communication constitute a contribution to communication theory? Interpersonal commuication as dialogue: a response to the "social approaches" forum
Abstracts: Emotional and social factors in communication via facial expression: a rejoinder to Fridlund's reply. Syntactic and pragmatic codes in communication
Abstracts: Feminist communication scholarship and "the woman question" in the academy. Introduction: for the study of communication and against the discipline of communication
Abstracts: Introduction: communication and the question of history. Interpersonal communication, theory, and history. Forum introduction: social approaches to interpersonal communication
Abstracts: Organizational communication and cultural studies: a review essay. Theories of culture and communication
Abstracts: Personal narrative as a social approach to interpersonal communication. Communication, rapport, and the interview: a social perspective
Abstracts: Personal narrative as a social approach to interpersonal communication. part 2 Theory and history
Abstracts: Reply to Sparks's critique. A final reply to Potter, Cooper, and Dupagne. Comments concerning the claim that mass media research is "prescientific": a response to Potter, Cooper, and Dupagne
Abstracts: Theoretical approaches to the study of deceptive communication: comments on interpersonal deception theory. Theories about deception and paradigms for studying it: a critical appraisal of Buller and Burgoon's interpersonal deception theory and research
Abstracts: Theorizing masculinity with/in the media. Disciplinary violation as gender violation: the stigmatized masculine voice of performance studies
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