THE EVOLUTION OF COMMUNICATION UP TO THE CONTEMPORARY PERIOD
Autor (i): Mariana- Viorela, Grigore-Filip (Şerban)
JEL: http://www.aeaweb.org/jel/guide/jel.php : I200, O310
Cuvinte cheie: communication, computer, information, ICT, Internet, WWW.
Abstract:
Human communication is the basis of society; it is the transmission of ideas, thoughts, and feelings. Throughout time the human manners of communication have become more numerous and more complex. On the one hand, they were supported but also influenced by the new inventions from the technical field. The process of the communicational act started from the invention of words and language, written text on clay plates and reached till the use of advanced technology like computers, tablets or smart phones (with Internet connection). The classical typology of communication assumed new features in the light of the introduction of the new means of communication. In this article we shall provide a short analysis of the human communication act, of its evolution and diversification under the pressure of globalization during the contemporary period.
Human communication is the basis of society; it is the transmission of ideas, thoughts, and feelings. Throughout time the human manners of communication have become more numerous and more complex. On the one hand, they were supported but also influenced by the new inventions from the technical field. The process of the communicational act started from the invention of words and language, written text on clay plates and reached till the use of advanced technology like computers, tablets or smart phones (with Internet connection). The classical typology of communication assumed new features in the light of the introduction of the new means of communication. In this article we shall provide a short analysis of the human communication act, of its evolution and diversification under the pressure of globalization during the contemporary period.
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