Question

Communication is both an art and science. Prove it with authentic examples.​

Answer 1

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The definition of science is “The systematic study of humans and their environment based on the deductions and inferences which can be made, and the general laws which can be formulated, from reproducible observations and measurements of events and parameters within the universe” (Commonwealth, 2010). The definition of semantics is “the study or science of meaning in language” (Answers, 2010). Therefore, forming a sentence from one or more words is applied science. The sentence is reproducible, inferences can be made, and general laws can be formulated. The definition of art is “the process or product of deliberately arranging elements in a way to affect the senses or emotions. It encompasses a diverse range of human activities, creations, and modes of expression…” (Retyi, 2010). The definition of adjectives is “words that describe or modify another person or thing in the sentence” (Capital, 2010). Therefore, forming a sentence that affects the senses or emotions is art. The sentence may encompass a diverse range of activities, creations, and expressions. However, it may not affect similar emotions every time, which makes it irreproducible.

Communication is art and science

Communication is requisite for life. It allows sharing of information. It sustains businesses, schools, churches, governments, hospitals, and homes. Communication defines us, our personality, our connections, and our ability to reason. We could not survive without it. We would have limited cognitive processes. There would be no society. There would be no friendships. Marriages and families would be nonexistent and humans would not reproduce. Thus, we would not be.

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Answer 2

Communication is a requisite and can be considered both as an art and science.

• It can be both art and science, but without the artful exchange of communication, no technical cooperation can happen in science.  
• It supports solve problems and is a true science. In every communication science field, however, art occurs, including art of listening, self-expression, collaboration and also perception.
• For example - Nonverbal communication can be considered as an art. Elements include the voice tones, postures, spatial arrangements, clothes, and silence. Without modifying the language, definitions may be modified.
• In its vehicle, communication as science was identified. Use of clay remains a primitive scientific method. There was a need for lasting method and communication theory started to evolve. From the science of botany, parchment, paper vehicles were then made.
• Because of computer science, a vehicle for electronic communication is possible.  Mass dissemination is possible by telephones, radio, computer etc. In addition, they have made it simpler, quicker, and inexpensive to transmit art and science of communication.