O ato comunicativo humano: efetivo ou impossível?

Abstract

This work has the aim to encourage reflection by the reader, on the human communicative act. For this reason, it addresses three distinct references about such a capability: the first bias addresses the Mathematics Communication Theory, proposed by Claude Shannon and Warren Weaver (this framework believe in the possibility of communicative act to be effective, ie everything a transmitter sends can be decoded by a receiver in complete accuracy); the second bias is formed from the ideas of the authors David K. Berlo and Wilbur Schramm (such authors relativize the Mathematical Theory of Communication, treated the first reference to formulate their theories); the third reference delves into the philosophy of Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari, to address the impossibility of human communication. After the references, the work brings the tensions that occur through questions, which are answered in accordance with the main arguments, creating tension between the different approaches, enabling the relationship between the differences and similarities of bias.