On the basis of fully demonstrating the necessity and importance of research, this book sorts out the generation and development of cognitive communication, analyzes the basic conditions, theoretical basis and research methods of the integration and innovation of cognitive communication, and elaborates on the essential characteristics, functions and tasks of knowledge communication, revealing the basic laws of cognitive communication and communication subject, the receptive subject, the recognition process, the typical mode, and its effect and evaluation. This book also explains how to carry out content production from the perspective of cognitive communication and to understand its cultural value and social environment, it discusses the relationship between cognitive communication and philosophy, psychology, linguistics, semiotics, and sociology. As an interdisciplinary research monograph, Cognitive Communication has established a complete set of basic cognitive communication theories and disciplinary system, which is cutting-edge, academic, systematic, applied, and scientific. It is of great significance in terms of activating communication theories, innovating communication methods, enriching communication content, optimizing communication effects, establishing better content mechanisms, and correctly evaluating the quality of content communication.

Table of Contents

Preface

Chapter 1 The Origin and Development of Cognitive Communication

Chapter 2 Integration and Innovation of Cognitive Communication

Chapter 3 The Essential Characteristics of Cognitive Communication

Chapter 4 Functions and Tasks of Cognitive Communication

Chapter 5 The Subject of Cognitive Communication

Chapter 6 Cognitive Communication and Receptive Subject

Chapter 7 The Process and Typical Model of Cognitive Communication

Chapter 8 The Effect and Evaluation of Cognitive Communication

Chapter 9 Cognitive Communication and Content Production

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