What is the model of communication?

Answer 1

From American Heritage Dictionary: Logos: 1. aCosmic reason, affirmed in ancient Greek phyliosephy as the source of world order and intelligibility. b. Reason or an expression of reason in words or things. 2. The self revealing truth and will of God, as set forth in the Gospel of John, often associated with the second person of the Trinity. [Greek logos, speech, reason.]. Logic: 1. Valid reasoning, especially as distinguished from invalid or irrational argumentation. 2. The paradigmatic relationship of element to element to whole. [Greek logike (tekhne), "(art of) reasoning." from Iogos, speech, reason.] Definition 2. in both definitions, requires the comprehension of The Book of John. one can not communicate accurately; without full comprehension of "logike" The art of reasonong. a.1st Element: That which is written; The word, or words. b. 2nd Element: Accurate and precise comprehension of 'a'. c. Whole: Aligne 'b' with what is already known, and can not be denied. A verification of what the word has caused in The Cosmos.

Answer 2

The model of communication is a framework that helps us understand how information is exchanged between a sender and a receiver. It typically includes components such as sender, message, encoding, channel, decoding, receiver, feedback, and noise. Different models, such as the linear model, interactive model, and transactional model, offer various perspectives on the communication process.