Speech Communication
Nonverbal Communication
Studies and Applications
Fifth Edition
$69.95
Paperback,
Nov 2009
ISBN13: 9780195378573ISBN10: 0195378571
Consistently demonstrating the applications of theory, this text takes a unique "sensory" approach to nonverbal communication
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Perspectives on the Face
$85.00
Hardback,
Mar 2006
ISBN13: 9780195300406ISBN10: 0195300408
Highly readable and informative, this text uses a cross-disciplinary study to address what constitutes the face.
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Speak
A Short History of Languages
$20.00
Paperback,
Dec 2003
ISBN13: 9780199263417ISBN10: 0199263418
A non-technical, lively, and accessible history of languages, the first in a hundred years
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Creating Language Crimes
How Law Enforcement Uses (and Misuses) Language
$45.00
Hardback,
Aug 2005
ISBN13: 9780195181661ISBN10: 0195181662
The first book to analyze the vital role of language in the criminal investigative process
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Classical Rhetoric for the Modern Student
Fourth Edition
$74.95
Hardback,
Jul 1998
ISBN13: 9780195115420ISBN10: 0195115422
Classical Rhetoric for the Modern Student
brings to life the three vital components of classical rhetoric--argument, arrangement, and style. The book illuminates the strategies and tactics of argumentation; effective presentation and organization; the development of power, grace, and felicity; and the history of rhetorical principles.
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