Aristotle’s
Communication Model
“Aristotle’s Model
of Communication” is the the earliest mass communication model
.
It
was initiated by Aristotle a great philosopher. He proposed this model before 300
B.C .
He
found the importance of audience role in communication chain.
This
model is more focused on public speaking than interpersonal
communication.
5 Basic elements
(i)
Speaker,
(ii)
Speech,
(iii) Occasion,
(iv)
Audience
(v)
Effect.
Aristotle’s Communication
Model
Aristotle
advises speakers to build speech for different audience on different time
(occasion) and for different effects.
Basic Concept:
Speaker
plays an important role in Public speaking.
The
speaker must prepare his speech
Analysis
audience needs before he enters into the stage.
His
words should influence in audience mind and persuade their thoughts towards
him.
Example:Hitlor gave brave speech to his soldiers in the
war field to defeat Russion/ England Army.
Speaker
- Hitlor
Speech - About his invasion
Occasion - II World War field
Audience - Soldiers
Effect
- To defeat Russia
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