Communication papers

This paper discusses organizational and individual barriers to effective communication in the workplace.

A discussion of Chartism in 19th century Europe, a force which relied as much upon a burgeoning print culture as it did upon the radical mass platform.

This paper discusses death notifications as another side of police work.

A discussion on the accuracy of information on the Internet and web publications.

This paper discusses comedy news shows, especially "The Daily Show" with satirical comedian Jon Stewart.

This paper provides a reflective summary of interpersonal skills - counselling skills.

A discussion of the differences between the actual roles of law enforcement officers and their images on television.

An analysis of the way that media portrays African-Americans, giving examples from various types of shows.

This paper discusses the large part that information technology plays in the operation of a company.

A discussion of the negative effects of mass media on children and a suggestion of possible solutions to the problem.

An analysis of the methodology of two studies discussing augmentative and alternative communication systems that can assist language development in autistic children.

A discussion of the negative effects of technological advances and entertainment media, especially in the form of television and Internet, on human intelligence.

This paper discusses the various characteristics of the debater and argues the values of arguers as lovers.

A discussion of mass media, its history, social implications, and possible future.

An analysis of the origins of language and its evolution across time and media from linear text to visual political hegemony.

This paper discusses material culture and looks at how cars are used as status symbols.

This paper discusses why the Nazi party was so successful in using propaganda to attract the support of Germans.

This paper discusses how race, sexual orientation, social class, gender and class are portrayed on television.

This paper looks at body image, female sexuality and debt within the field of advertising.

This paper examines the role of the media in Canada's hockey culture.

An analysis of the positive effects of bilingualism and why Canadian immersion programs have been so successful compared to their American counterparts.

A case study emphasizing the importance of using therapeutic communication in dealing with patients.

This paper examines Germany's attempts to formulate images of national community in propaganda posters.

This paper describes e-government or e-governance and its relationship to the management of strategic human resources in the twenty-first century.

A look at the impact of mass media on people's attitudes and behavior.

A discussion of narrative therapy and its application as a treatment strategy for anorexia.

This paper explains how individuals can overcome the obstacles presented by differing cultural perspectives and backgrounds.

This paper explores a media group's sponsorship of anti-war rallies.

This paper discusses the effects of violent TV and video games on aggression in children and adolescents.

An analysis of how the Canadian media is influenced by its multiculturalism and globalization.

This paper discusses the reasons for the bitter divide between the National Hockey Players' Association and the National Hockey League in 2004 and 2005.

An analysis of the correspondence of Heloise and Abelard, as seen in "The Letters of Heloise and Abelard" by Betty Radice.

A discussion on whether the Caribbean society is too receptive and diverse for its own good.

This paper analyzes the highest level of friendship that induces Aristotle's idea of friendship as a virtue in Nichomachean Ethics.

A review of how the media operates in Canada, Mexico and the USA.

A passionate discussion regarding non-binding resolution issues in light of the troop surge in Iraq.

This paper discusses that no matter how enlightened the participants, inter-cultural harmony will always be hampered by differences in background and perspective.

This paper provides a case study of a television audience at Bloor & Lansdowne, Toronto.

An examination of the cell phone industry and its influence on globalization.

This paper explores the media coverage of the Ernest Zundel revisionist case.

A paper describing the meaning and use of metaphors in all forms of communications.

This paper analyzes three nursing dialogues with very different patients.

A strategy set up to ensure the least amount of distress to citizens in the wake of a "disaster".

A policy guideline to assist in formalizing the lines and types of communications to ensure the organization can meet its objectives.

An analytical examination of the hypothesis that network news presents a liberal bias.

This paper argues against traditional bargaining in education negotiations.

This paper discusses the subject of spontaneity in humor focusing on flash mobs, television, Internet and art.

An analysis of the effect of media violence on children.

This paper explores issues of identity, perception and autonomy in the popular trend of developing romantic relationships via the Internet.

A look at the growing use of the Internet and its potential dangers.

This paper examines the role of media diplomacy, public diplomacy and propaganda in the reporting of the meeting between the President of the United States and the Prime Minister of Israel on April 15, 2004.

This paper reviews John C. Condon's book, "With Respect to the Japanese".

This paper looks at the portrayal of Judeo-Christian beliefs in television cartoons.

An analysis of Maria Campbell's poem "Jacob".

This paper is a dialectological study of the Peel Region, Southern Ontario, a mainly suburban area of Toronto with many new Canadians from around the world.

A study of how a nursing staff improved the effectiveness of their team through group dynamics and communication.

This paper explores whether the media in the United States, Canada and Mexico are effective in investigating government and sustaining democratic values in their societies.

A discussion of the argument between the pro-choice and pro-life supporters in America.

This paper examines the origin of television and how it has changed over the years.

An ethnographic analysis of the televising of a hearing in Florida on disposition of the body of recently deceased Anna Nicole Smith.

An analysis of the content of "Country Hicks and Urban Cliques -Mediating Race, Reality, and Liberalism on MTV's The Real World" by Jon Kraszewski and "Paradox and the Consumption of Authenticity through Reality Television" by Randall Rose and Stacy Wood.

This paper is a political analysis of Denmark's Mohammad cartoon controversy.

This paper compares popular and scholarly scientific writing by using articles on the possibility of atavisms or evolutionary throwbacks.

This paper studies the book 'Why Men Don't Listen and Women Can't Read Maps' by Barbara Pease and Allan Pease and looks at the gender issues raised.

This paper discusses the importance of problems with nursing documentation.

This paper analyzes the conflict of mass media versus the individual ethics of journalism in relation to the War in Iraq.

This philosophical study analyzes Plato's "Cave Allegory" in relation to the conservative modern media.

This paper explores mental health and stigma and the implications for health promotion.

The paper explores the debate between Sut Jhally and James Twitchell entitled "On Advertising" that looks at their views on consumerism, advertising and the relationship between people and material things.

This paper looks at the leadership qualities of Princess Diana.

This paper presents the thesis that media conglomerates and oil corporations use deliberate strategies of censorship, propaganda and globalization to discredit the effectiveness of government.

A description of four objectives in order to improve the writer's nursing practice.

This paper investigates if the blog and the blogosphere represent a digital revolution in progress.

A case study discussing poor interpersonal communication skills in a workplace environment and strategies that can be used to affect the situation.

This paper critically examines several theories of speech as a form of communication.

This paper studies the functions of the school library media center.

An analysis of cultural bias versus objectivity for journalism within the modern media according to Aristotle and Plato.

An examination of how technology-mediated modes of communication de-centre face-to-face communication' and impact language use and structure.

This paper looks at the effects of placing business call centers in different locations around the world.

An analysis of the effects on language of technology-mediated forms of communication that de-center face-to-face communication.

This paper explores the interrelated roles of leaders and managers.

This paper discusses the qualities of a trustworthy leader that create a positive school culture.

A research paper exploring indirect directives and politeness in Mandarin
Chinese and English.

This paper discusses the role language diversity plays in the critical thinking process.

This paper explores how the mind and body interact with virtual environments, focusing on the book "Remediation" by David Bolter and Richard Grusin.

This paper studies how forms of communication have changed due to technological development, concentrating on messaging via cell phones and the Internet.

This paper argues that the current state of knowledge regarding the effects of media depiction of violence on children does not justify censorship of the media.

A college student's application to the broadcasting and communication department at Ryerson University in Canada.

This paper presents a narratological analysis of the film "Cache", by writer and director Michael Haneke.

This paper discusses the issue of censorship as it relates to newspapers and reporting within high schools.

This paper discusses the issue of contemporary mass media and looks at who defines reality today.

A persuasive paper arguing that violence in the media promotes a violent society with a focus on violent women.

This paper discuses two Chinese media articles about the agricultural situation in 1960 as examples of the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) use of propaganda.

This paper discuses American Sign Language (ASL) and its contribution to the understanding of the development of language.

A wife and mother's discussion of the dynamics of a family as an effective group.

This paper argues that action must be taken against unethical advertising that is causing harm to children.

An exploration of Erving Goffman's model of human interaction.

This paper provides a report on the challenges faced by virtual/online communities.