Defining Philosophy of Communication: Difference and Identity

Ronald C. Arnett

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This article defines philosophy of communication as an emerging option in the doing of qualitative research in communication, differentiating its identity from philosophy proper. Philosophy of communication, in its commitment to questions of meaning and understanding, illuminates communicative understanding and meaning in the engagement of qualitative research in communication.

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