IntraDialogue

Interdependence

Selves & Others

Selves develop in and through communication with others.

interpersonal needs William Schutz (1966) we create and sustain relationships to meet three basic needs: _____________ love-affection inclusion influence-control _____________

Uncertainty

Actualities & Possibilities

What has been psychologically sealed? What has been institutionally ascribed? Who has been granted a certain status?

an earlier story Arthur W. Frank (2010) works to hold people to a particular understanding of their lives

Story Sensing

Experiences

Individuals act within particular narratives.

___________________ inquiries - performances narrative approaches listening - storytelling health communication ___________________

experience John Dewey (1938) continuity and interaction enacted in situations

Narratives

Inquiries & Performances

Narratives are how we co-create and share meanings with others as we navigate our experiences in and through the temporal, spatial, and social realities of our world.

narrative ground Walter Fisher (1987) we need to be able to articulate and offer a public account of the good in which we believe and that propels our communicative action in public and private life

Stories

Listening & Storytelling

Focusing our bodies and minds toward the possibilities of creating new experiences with others and our world.

each word Mikhail Bakhtin each word tastes of the context and contexts in which it as lived a socially charged life

Justice Journals

Identities

Expanding in our experiences of identities across the continuum of personal growth, performances, relationships, and communities.

_______________________ interpersonal communication human perception identities-based approaches critical trauma studies _______________________

interpersonal communication Julia T. Wood (2020) a selective, systemic process that allows people to reflect and build personal knowledge of one another and create shared meanings

Human Perception

An Active Process

Communication offers us frameworks and processes to expand what we notice, how we organize our relationships with others, and the ways we interpret our world. What has been defined, appraised, scripted, attached, ascribed, and/or generalized in our relationships with others and our environment?

A Discursive Struggle

Psyche & Social

Diversity. Inequality. Inclusion. Understanding the ideological and structural issues that can be responded to in our practices, discourses, and systems.