Communicating : the multiple modes of human interconnection

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of figures = xi
• List of boxes = xiii
• Preface = xix
• Acknowledgements = xix
• PART Ⅰ Foundations = 1
• 1 Communicating humans…but what does that mean? = 3
• Communication and human interconnectedness = 3
• Perspectives on communication = 9
• Communicating - a multiple, relative and emergent process = 28
• 2 How can we communicate? The basic resources of humans and other animals = 33
• The human senses = 34
• 'Non-verbal' expression = 36
• 'Multiple human intelligences' = 39
• 'Media', artefacts and human-made arts = 40
• The channels of animal communication = 44
• The communicating human animal = 52
• Our complex bundle of resources = 55
• PART Ⅱ Channels of communication = 57
• 3 The sounding world and its creation = 59
• The sonic resources for animal communicating... = 60
• ... and their human uses = 62
• The arts and organisation of acoustic communication = 66
• Sonic creation and experience in a wealth of cultures = 78
• The limits and versatilities of audition = 84
• 4 Shaping the sights : vision and the communicating body = 92
• Vision in animal and human communication = 93
• The visible human body = 98
• Seeing spatial relations = 104
• Movement, gestures and 'sign languages' = 109
• The Shaped and adorned body = 127
• Our embodied visual resources = 135
• 5 Creating and sharing sights : human arts and artefacts = 137
• The sight of objects = 138
• Pictorial and graphic sights = 146
• The roles of vision in human cultures = 166
• 6 Sensing the odour = 176
• Smelling and tasting : resources for human communicating? = 176
• Animal uses of smell = 180
• Olfaction and human communication : the odorous body and its ordering = 182
• Olfactory arts and artefacts = 186
• 7 Communicating touch = 194
• The tactile channel and animal communication = 194
• Human touching as communication = 196
• Regulating and organising tactile communication = 205
• Systems of tactile communication and their extension over time and space = 212
• Conclusion = 218
• PART Ⅲ The multiple creativity in human communicating = 221
• 8 A mix of arts = 223
• The interwoven modes of human communicating = 223
• Multiplicity and human interconnectedness = 236
• 9 Through space and time = 244
• Covering distance, spatial and temporal = 244
• What now? = 255
• Humans as communicators = 259
• Notes = 264
• References = 272
• Index = 295