ISBN: 9781260575538 is the International edition of: Introducing Communication Theory: Analysis and Application 7th Edition By: Richard L. West, Lynn H. Turner International Student edition is textbook only. It does not come with online access code. Access code, if required by an instructor, can be purchased separately at another ISBN. The content of International Edition is the same as other formats. Introducing Communication Theory: Analysis and Application focuses on the links between theory and everyday experiences. This text uses an engaging writing style and a consistent, organized template to present the concept of theory and help students become insightful, critical thinkers. The Connect course for this offering includes SmartBook, an adaptive reading and study experience that guides students to master, recall, and apply key concepts while providing automatically graded assessments.
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The first textbook in a long time that 1) didn't make me cry trying to understand it, 2) actually was SUPER interesting!! and 3) didn't treat the students on the extremes of either insanely smart or absolutely clueless! I'm really glad my comm teacher assigned it!
It's a text book on communication theory. It's about as fun as it sounds. A bit of a dry read, but has the necessary information on communication theories, processes, and applications in the real world.
Useful, applicable text on various theories and models of communication and their origins, applications, strengths, and shortcomings. Very well organized, very intuitive.
A great introductory text, very similar to "A First Look at Communication Theory" by Em Griffin. Nearly identical formats--which isn't bad. Very helpful book. Plenty of good diagrams, plus the occasional Calvin and Hobbes cartoon--how can you not like that?