Bøger om Communication

"Er du hård ved dig selv, når du har sagt eller gjort noget mindre heldigt, og bebrejder dig selv det uafladeligt? Så læs i Rosenbergs bog, hvordan du i stedet kan vokse og styrke din selvfølelse ved at kontakte dig selv på en mere medfølende måde." - Alt for damerne "Bogen er bygget systematisk og gennemskueligt op og kombinerer teoretiske overvejelser med mange og varierede eksempler samt øvelser.” - Bente Lynge, Folkeskolen Med ”girafsprog” kan du opnå:at gøre potentielle konflikter til fredelige dialoger at bryde de tankemønstre, der fører til vrede og depression at sige din mening uden at skabe fjendtlighed at kommunikere med medfølelse ved at bruge din indfølingsevne at gøre livet dejligere for dig selv og andre Hver gang andre hører os sige noget, der lyder som kritik, angreb, vurdering eller dom, er sandsynligheden for, at vi får opfyldt vores behov, lig nul, siger Marshall Rosenberg. Vi kan være stensikre på, at de andre så bruger al deres energi på at forsvare sig eller gå til modangreb. Rosenbergs fine og meget konstruktive bog går ud på at lære os at give udtryk for vores uopfyldte behov i alle slags situationer og lytte til andre med indføling i stedet for at vurdere og dømme og give dem skylden. Formålet med ”girafsprog” er ikke at lave om på andre mennesker og deres adfærd, for at vi selv kan få det, som vi vil have det. Formålet er at etablere en kontakt baseret på ærlighed og indføling og derved tilgodese alles behov. Bogen giver en vejledning i, hvorledes ”girafsprog” praktiseres, og er fuld af gode eksempler. Marshall Rosenberg bruger giraffen som symbol, fordi den er det dyr, der har det største hjerte, og dermed understreges det, at det er et sprog fra hjertet. Samtidig bevirker dens højde, at den har overblik. Marshall Rosenberg er amerikansk psykolog og grundlægger af Center for Nonviolent Communication. Han har i de sidste 30 år undervist i ikkev

This book addresses the dynamic interplay between creativity and continuity in communication.Though conventionalisation is essential to any understanding of the foundation of interaction and language, thus far it has not been the subject of any substantial collective effort. New research presented here seeks to redress this. An introductory chapter critically reviews the theoretical assumptions and pitfalls of twentieth-century approaches to communication and conventionalisation. The successive chapters are by scholars from different theoretical backgrounds within language and literature. They study the processes of conventionalisation from the complementary perspectives of linguistic and literary research traditions and cover a diverse field of cognitive, social, and historical aspects of language.The target readership of the book is scholars and students of language and communication – including literacy and literary studies and philosophy of language – who are interested in foundational issues and their profound implications for empirical analysis.

The Magic of the Voice is a guide to understanding the voice as an instrument and a muscle you can train. The voice has both masculine and feminine qualities, and the ability to juggle these aspects is a great advantage in various situations – not only in leadership roles, during business negotiations or when giving presentations, but also in daily life.Merete Nørgaard has spent many years helping people find and use their voices and improve their performance, both on stage and at work.

What you are about to read in this book are poetic conversations between two people in love that have never met physically. It is both a play and sincerity with words, concepts, emotions and life that unfolds a love story that we wanted to give to others to say that love isn´t impossible and it has no borders.It is also a book where we put out our ideas that, in our opinion, are essential concepts for love to thrive while getting to know each other as a couple would in the beginning of any relationship.You will see the authors are quite different, but on the same path. Her words are wild like paint splattered on a canvas with brush strokes everywhere and he responds in a more poetically choreographed manner to create "Poetic Conversations".Monica and Jørgen

This LL.M masters thesis is a Negotiation and Dispute Resolution case study that offers new knowledge in regards to: The concept of a strategic negotiation campaign The negotiation strategy continuum model The negotiation tactic of going public and involving other stakeholders Co-constructive negotiation and group-think Collaborative negotiations illegality in a perspective of competition law Public case-workers competitive negotiation strategies towards citizens. Co-constructive negotiation and white collar crime.