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Communications: The Transfer of Meaning

Politics & Social Sciences

Fabun, Don

Philosophy

Intl Society for General

The Specific Writer

Scott, Robert Ian

Teaching General Semantics

Reference

Words, Language & Grammar

How to prevent fouled-up communication. The author, Alfred Fleishman, earned a reputation not only as one of the pioneers of public relations, but also as an author, educator, and humanitarian. He also was the author of numerous articles on public relations and human communication, and lectured extensively throughout the country.

Sense and Nonsense: A Study in Human Communication

Fleishman, Alfred

Social Sciences

Classroom Exercises in General Semantics

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Crisis Therapy

France, Joseph B.

Medical Books

Explorations in Awareness

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Bois, Joseph Samuel

Psychology & Counseling

Bridging Worlds Through General Semantics

In Language Habits in Human Affairs, highly respected general semantics educator Dr. Irving J. Lee reveals how our language habits lead to trouble. He then shows how to change such habits to develop more effective communication and thinking skills. This book helps us develop new awareness of the problems and difficulties involved in making accurate statements about ourselves and the world in which we live. It reveals how to discover the maladjustments, both personal and social, that have their roots in improper evaluation, because of false-to-fact language habits. Communication professionals, teachers, students, thinkers, writers, all who want to build better life skills through improved language habits, must read Language Habits in Human Affairs.

Language Habits in Human Affairs: An Introduction to General Semantics

Lee, Irving J.

This profusely illustrated anthology contains 37 lively and thought-provoking short articles by the world's outstanding general semantics teachers and practitioners. You learn to: 
Separate sense from nonsense Cultivate flexible thinking Develop your problem-solving and writing skills Communicate skillfully Prevent some unnecessary bad experiences and accidents Improve your quality of life 
High school and college students and teachers of critical thinking, communication, English, psychology, and journalism, as well as parents and grandparents, must read this book.

Thinking & Living Skills: General Semantics for Critical Thinking

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