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COMM 42173 - (was ACOM 4321) General Semantics

Three credit hours.

Was ACOM 4321. Comprehensive examination of the way human beings use word symbols to define themselves, verbally map their environment, describe the past, and project the future. Study of the distortions that can occur between symbolic representation and actual events, the impact of this disparity on human behavior, and the means of adjustment. Survey of the origins of spoken symbols and the process of developing symbol systems. 

Prerequisites: COMM 21073  


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