The Human Science of Communicology: A Phenomenology of Discourse in Foucault and Merleau-Ponty Book

	List of Figures, Tables and Plates
	Acknowledgments
	Preface
1	On the Foundation of Communicology as a Human Science: Can an American Do Semiotic Phenomenology?	1
2	Irving Goffman and the Attempt at a Phenomenology of Mass Media	13
3	Silent Science: On the Semiotic Phenomenology of Cultural Media (Art vs. Television)	29
4	From Saussure to Communicology: The Paris School of Semiotics	67
5	Somebody is Nowhere: Michael Foucault on Rhetoric and the Discourse of Subjectivity in the Human Sciences	81
6	The Algebra of History: Merleau-Ponty and Foucault on the Rhetoric of the Person	114
7	Foucault's Chinese Encyclopedia: La Meme et L 'Autre	142
8	The Voiceless Name and the Nameless Voice: Foucault's Phenomenology of Discourse	155
9	All Aphorism of Culture and Communication: The Phenomenological Approach to the Human	178
	App. A: Levy-Bruhl and the Human Science "Law of Participation"	190
	App. B: Communicology: An Encyclopedia Dictionary of the Human Science	197
	App. C: Margaret Mead's Model of Cultural Transmission	237
	App. D: Definitions of Figure 1: Cultural Values Communication Model	239
	App. E: Edward Hall's "High-Low Context" Model of Cultural Communication	243
	Notes	245
	Index	267