سوسيولوجيا التواصل : الفرضيات و الرهانات

Abstract EN

Sociological communication stems from the basic premise that any communication process is not independent of social affiliation.

Similarly, the related appendices such as linguistic forms and accompanying signs like movements, gestures and customs are all not independent from the given social structure.

In this way, one agrees with communication theorists when they assert that language is a set of rules and society provides legislations, and that a communication act intends to send not only language messages but also social ones… This means that the individual when he communicates with the other is subject to the symbolic authority of his community and its customs and laws.

In other words, communication according to this perspective is an interaction between the ego and the other and their society.

The society itself is embodied in language and in the non-linguistic paradigm, as civilizational and cultural register of the society through which the individual practices communication, the mirror game, and influence bets.