Communication papers

Argues that images in paintings are sometimes more powerful than words.

A discussion of the significance of ideology in the construction of identity.

Examines the mother-child relationship, focusing on brain development, attachment and bonding.

Presents a cognitive-behavioral modification program designed to modify "couch potato" behavior.

This paper discusses that President Bill Clinton has depended heavily on image from the beginning of his run for the presidency to the present.

This paper discusses the study of culture and popular culture as an academic disciple.

This paper studies the theory of how apes acquire language skills and how they process input from humans.

This paper discusses the question if the merger of General Electric and RCA, which included NBC, was in the best interest of the public.

Analysis of network news broadcasts, focusing on crime reports.

Conceptual analysis of the literature on storytelling and child development in relation to reader response and and structural models of instruction in literature appreciation. Includes the development of an integrated model.

Examines the need to improve the quality and life of cellular phone batteries.

Examines language, memory and planning in the bonobo ape.

An interpretation of the views of philosopher Susanne K. Langer on symbolism and the human mind.

This paper looks at the work of Susanne Langer, "Philosophy in a New Key", comparing it to the theories of classical Idealism, Rationalism, and Empiricism and of the newer Pragmatism, Logical Positivism and Intuitionism.

This paper explores the image of African-Americans in movies and television and their impact on socialization.

This paper discusses many of the negative effects that television has on children.

A paper which argues that television plays a big part in the rise of aggression among American youth.

An examination of possible solutions to the rising violent juvenile crime rate in the United States.

This paper argues that television violence is causing the extreme violence, killing, in the schools.

A documented comparison of two powerful arguments of why children can become murderers.

A representation of hegemonic masculinity in the popular television series "Trading Spaces".

How the classic sitcom "Seinfeld" exemplifies interpersonal communication.

Discussing this method of treatment and communication and how it can be beneficial to an autistic child.

This paper discusses the concepts of memories and truth based on George Orwell's ?1984?.

This paper examines hand use and preference among human and non-human primates, employing Calvin's evolutionary hypothesis as a backdrop.

This paper discusses the problem of controlling hate speech and yet protecting both free speech and equality.

This paper compares ?Lisa Simpson", the cartoon character from the popular television show "The Simpsons" and "Scout Finch", a girl in Harper Lee's classic novel "To Kill A Mockingbird".

This paper gives an archaeological perspective on the origins of language. The writer employs graphs and photographs to trace the source of language in the human brain.

This paper investigates some of the different theories put forward by communications guru, Marshall McLuhan.

This paper looks at the roots of crime reporting in America and compares it to contemporary society, addressing the issues of cultural identity and the merging of entertainment with news in today's electronic world.

An examination of the effect of group dynamics on the workplace.

This paper is about the technological details, pros and cons of the Eureka 147 and IBOC digital radio systems.

Examines the cross-cultural representation of women's sexuality.

Examines the pattern of ideas in this book on group dynamics.

Discusses problems of thinking and problem solving.

Discusses the combination of telecommunictions and computers.

Discusses the premise of the book that today's professional sports are manufactured.

Discusses the role of language, symbols and religion.

Analyzes the technological development of IP Telephony.

Focuses on the Amarna Letters.

Examines the first seven chapters of Marshall McLuhan's book on the effect of mass communication.

Defines interaction and feedback as forms of human communication.

Examines the life and career of the TV journalist.

Discussion of whether media violence promotes violent behavior in children.

Examines and contrasts two different perspectives.

Discusses signs and meaning.

Discusses the role of communication.

Examines the acquisition of TeleCorp by AT and T.

Discusses the Roman orator.

Examines the premise of bilingual education classes.

Examines four documentary films (televison and movies) related to war, politics and the media.

Compares and contrasts two sitcoms.

Discusses the role of print media and government secret activities.

Analysis of the January 20, 1961 speech.

Analysis of human body language.

Examines the cognitive processes of Hispanic pre-school children to become bilingual in Spanish and English.

Discusses prejudices in the media representation of women.

A discussion studies on the relationship between nonlinguistic body motions and communication.

The philosophy of the martial arts as a merge of physical and spiritual mastery.

A comparison of the coverage in the 2 different countries and cultures.

A discussion of the ways in which movies, television, radio, print and the Internet influence teenage attitudes, self-image and behaviors.

A discussion of the funding issues of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and the Public Broadcasting System (PBS).

A discussion of language and speech as presymbolic in nature.

A focuses on "The New York Times" coverage of genocide in the Balkan regions and Slobodan Milosevic.

A discussion of Marshall McLuhan's 1959 book "Understanding Media" as predicting electronic communications and the Internet.

Discusses the pros and cons of bilingual education in the United States.

Discusses various hearing aid devices.

Impact on consumer choice and quality of product of huge media conglomerates.

Examines differing concepts of the rationalist and the empiricist theorists on how language is acquired.

The effects that violent programming has on children.

An examination of animal to human communication and vice versa throughout time.

Analyzing the Indian's inaccurate portrayal in film and popular culture.

An analysis of three different studies concerning teacher immediacy and students.

An in-depth and thorough examination of the impact of technology and telecommunications advancements on the Arab world in general and on Islamic women in particular.

A discussion of whether Howard Stern is an outcast or American icon.

A variety of strategies to help resolve conflict situations using non-verbal communication.

Examination of adolescent behavior as depicted on television; compared with actual adolescent behavioral patterns.

A exploration of the theory of mate relationships through the review of the book "The Mate Relationship: Cross-Cultural Applications of a Rules Theory" by Anne Maydan Nicotera.

Uses references to describe, explain and analyze this communication theory.

A critical look at the encoding of meaning within mass-media texts and subsequent decoding by the audience.

A discussion of effective communications training in healthcare facilities.

This paper examines the role that the media played in the Vietnam War.

A paper which studies the influence of the media and its negative portrayal of African-Americans.

A discussion of how Nazism achieved its political success by gaining, then maintaining, the trust and cooperation of the German people.

This paper is an analysis of a classsic case study which discusses problems of communication between a young married couple.

This paper explores the multitude of issues related to web-based customer service.

A paper which investigates the negative aspects of popular culture on society.

Examination of the impact of mass media on conceptions of public, group and interpersonal communication.

This paper discusses the need for cross-cultural understanding by listing the problems exhibited in the case of Wolfgang Keller which had negative effects upon Koningsbrau-Hellas as a whole.

This research paper explains, examines and evaluates the effectiveness of different advertising methods used by companies via the internet. It includes an introduction, statement of purpose, method, conclusion and analysis.

An examination of methods used to supervise teachers and their effectiveness.

This paper is an examination of some of the issues surrounding journalistic integrity and editorials.

An overview of the literature available on the effect of MTV on its young viewers.

The paper looks at the two films, "Pulp Fiction" directed by Quentin Tarantino, and "Being John Malkovich" directed by Spike Jonze, and the ways in which they use narrative structure and surrealism to tell their stories.

A comprehensive paper on the history, development and use of American Sign Language (ASL).

A discussion of the AMBER alert program for finding missing or abducted children.

A discussion of Elihu Katz's theory of the relationship between people amd the media.

Examining how interpersonal communication is a relative concept, how different words and actions can be interpreted differently in romantic, personal and work relationships.

A paper which argues that the media is not the only thing that can be blamed for society's problems.

This essay outlines the concept of mass media in general and the internet in particular.