Pragmatics of Human Communication: A Study of Interactional Patterns, Pathologies and Paradoxes
by Paul Watzlawick, Don D. Jackson, Janet Beavin Bavelas
Pragmatics of Human Communication explores the ways people communicate within relationships and interactive systems. Addressing interactional patterns, communication pathologies, and paradoxes, the book offers a detailed examination of how human exchanges operate and how recurring forms of communication can shape interpersonal behavior.
About This Book
Pragmatics of Human Communication examines communication as a pattern of interaction between people.
The book explores how messages function within relationships, including recurring interactional patterns and difficulties in communication.
It also considers paradoxes in human exchange and the ways communication can contribute to problematic interactions.
Written by Paul Watzlawick, Don D. Jackson, and Janet Beavin Bavelas, this work presents a study of communication and interpersonal behavior.
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