Communication Ethics
Activities for Critical Thinking and Reflection
Published on 30. August 2021
Book
Paperback/Softback
277 pages
978-1-7924-5358-8 (ISBN)
Description
New Publication Now Available!Communication Ethics: Activities for Critical Thinking and Reflection helps readers make informed decisions about many of the ethical questions they will face throughout life. Instead of providing readers with the definitive answers, it provides guidance and empowers readers to make the best ethical decision.Communication Ethics: Activities for Critical Thinking and Reflection: - presents communication ethics as less about rules-and even much less about clarity-than it is about discovery.
- emphasizes the importance of asking questions, thinking about the possibilities, and reflecting on the consequences, rather than having answers handed to you.
- integrates dozens of activities that revolve around four main areas of inquiry or questions, related to knowledge, skills, values, and action.
- features questions to expand knowledge, focus on what you need to know to be ethical in the society you live in today, and how you can learn these things.
- is interactive! The publication embeds activities to promote active learning.
- emphasizes the importance of asking questions, thinking about the possibilities, and reflecting on the consequences, rather than having answers handed to you.
- integrates dozens of activities that revolve around four main areas of inquiry or questions, related to knowledge, skills, values, and action.
- features questions to expand knowledge, focus on what you need to know to be ethical in the society you live in today, and how you can learn these things.
- is interactive! The publication embeds activities to promote active learning.
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Iowa
United States
Target group
College/higher education
Weight
459 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-7924-5358-8 (9781792453588)
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Content
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- Activity: Defining Communication Ethics
- Welcome Activity
- The Check In
- Communication Ethics and Abilities
- Chapter 2 Ethical Perspectives and Philosophical Thinking
- What's in a Name?
- Alligator River
- The 42 Laws of Maat
- How Well Do You Know Yourself?
- Chapter 3 Interpersonal Communication Ethics
- What is Dialogic Ethics?
- Listening Otherwise
- Life-Giving Gift of Acknowledgment
- The Virtues of Identity
- In-Class Activity for Reciprocity
- The Ethical Inevitability of Conflict
- Reading: The Question of Acknowledgment
- Chapter 4 Organizational and Small Group Communication Ethics
- Finding Your Fit
- Hot Topics
- Using Instructional Simulations to Identify Ethical Dilemmas and Apply Ethical Perspectives
- What Choice Would You Make?
- Racism and Stereotyping in the Workplace
- Small Group Communication Ethics
- Building the Character to Lead
- Chapter 5 Communication in Public and Community Activism
- Communication Ethics and Activism
- Participating in Municipal Politics
- News Talks
- Voting, Elections, and Me
- What Free Speech Boundaries, if any, Do We Want?
- History Lessons
- Reading: Communication, Dialogue, and Student Activism
- Chapter 6 Social Media and Communication Ethics
- Privacy
- Dialogic Ethics Challenge
- Coastal Succulents
- What Do You Give Up to Keep Up with Your Friends?
- Designing a Social Media Platform Based on Ethical Perspectives
- No More Net Neutrality?
- Chapter 7 Putting Ethics into Your Everyday Practice
- Wrapping It Up
- Crafting Your Ethical Voice
- Your Ethical Credo
- Your Ethical Journey
- About the Authors
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- Activity: Defining Communication Ethics
- Welcome Activity
- The Check In
- Communication Ethics and Abilities
- Chapter 2 Ethical Perspectives and Philosophical Thinking
- What's in a Name?
- Alligator River
- The 42 Laws of Maat
- How Well Do You Know Yourself?
- Chapter 3 Interpersonal Communication Ethics
- What is Dialogic Ethics?
- Listening Otherwise
- Life-Giving Gift of Acknowledgment
- The Virtues of Identity
- In-Class Activity for Reciprocity
- The Ethical Inevitability of Conflict
- Reading: The Question of Acknowledgment
- Chapter 4 Organizational and Small Group Communication Ethics
- Finding Your Fit
- Hot Topics
- Using Instructional Simulations to Identify Ethical Dilemmas and Apply Ethical Perspectives
- What Choice Would You Make?
- Racism and Stereotyping in the Workplace
- Small Group Communication Ethics
- Building the Character to Lead
- Chapter 5 Communication in Public and Community Activism
- Communication Ethics and Activism
- Participating in Municipal Politics
- News Talks
- Voting, Elections, and Me
- What Free Speech Boundaries, if any, Do We Want?
- History Lessons
- Reading: Communication, Dialogue, and Student Activism
- Chapter 6 Social Media and Communication Ethics
- Privacy
- Dialogic Ethics Challenge
- Coastal Succulents
- What Do You Give Up to Keep Up with Your Friends?
- Designing a Social Media Platform Based on Ethical Perspectives
- No More Net Neutrality?
- Chapter 7 Putting Ethics into Your Everyday Practice
- Wrapping It Up
- Crafting Your Ethical Voice
- Your Ethical Credo
- Your Ethical Journey