Falsafah-yi irtibāṭāt (Dīdgāh'hā va bīnish'hā-yi mu'āṣir): Persiska (Farsi) 1399

The essays in this volume offer different ways to understand and clarify communication philosophies from the perspective of contemporary perspectives and insights. In this work, the writers who are philosophers and communicators have a deep reflection on contemporary phenomena, such as the explosion of information and new developments in communication and media technologies or the simple use of computers and the world wide web, and by appealing to the pure ideas of the Greek heritage, they tried with a clear statement to They help us to find out the valid and acceptable ways of philosophizing communication and how to think about it, and from its light, we achieve effective communication with these phenomena. Although each article is different from other articles in its approach, purpose, and scope of discussion, most of them converge with the idea that communication issues from ancient times to modern times still exist, and they always try to give our hope and attention to the philosophical foundations of communication science. which has been rooted in the public debates, controversies, controversies, conversations, and dominant discourses of most colleges and universities in the world for many years to face the best interactions and exchanges of intellectual groups and methods in this field and field of science. Reading this book will be useful and attractive for all professors, researchers, experts, and graduate students in the fields of communication sciences, cultural and media studies, philosophy, rhetoric, and wisdom.