On postmodern communication:

Post-modern communication attaches a great deal of meaning to effect. And it affects our ability to communicate authoritative final truth on much of anything. As a communicator I know I have to win the battle of the authoritative and singular meaning of language before I can get deeply enough into the soul to see transformation.

This is how we can get a former leader like Ted Haggard speaking against homosexuality and revving a crowd up. Language is for effect in its use here. It’s the response of the crowd not content and truthfulness of the word that is premier.


One Response to “On postmodern communication:”  

  1. 1 Chris Monroe

    You said:

    “It’s the response of the crowd not content and truthfulness of the word that is premier.”

    I guess we love the very thing we despise, don’t we?

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