COMMUNICATION, AN IMPORTANT CRITERION OF RHETORIC AND DEMOCRACY

Authors

  • Valdet Hysenaj Professor, Faculty of Education, “Fehmi Agani” University, Republic of Kosovo
  • Hasan Mujaj Doctor of Linguistics, Republic of Kosovo

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.46827/ejlll.v8i1.510

Keywords:

communication, education, intercultural style, standard language, sociocultural communication

Abstract

Communication is the implementation of inspirations and requests through a system of signs. It arose from the expression of thoughts in society, it is the exchange or transfer of information. The connection of the individual with other people depends on communication. The culture of communication is a rhetorical and cultural formation in the light of other sciences related to rhetoric, such as: philosophy, ethics, aesthetics, stylistics, linguistics, poetics, semantics, etc., the knowledge of which creates opportunities for a rich capital and wide eloquence in competence to entice collaborators with the pragmatic vision of implementing projects in practice. So, communication is one of the important criteria of rhetoric and democracy, therefore only with the pragmatics of action, credibility and commitment will be created to advance the contemporary development of the XXI century. Motivation to communicate leads to the establishment of language culture and its normalization and further development. Knowledge of different forms of communicative motivation is essential if we want to encourage communicators to have a positive attitude towards knowledge and an interest in learning during all life. Communication, not only as an object, but in terms of its radiant width also as a subjective factor gives greater opportunities with strong influence for the rise of language culture.

 

Author Biographies

  • Valdet Hysenaj, Professor, Faculty of Education, “Fehmi Agani” University, Republic of Kosovo

    Valdet Hysenaj completed his studies at the Faculty of Education at the University of Pristina, branch of Albanian Language and Literature. He finished his Master studies at the State University of Tetova, while the third cycle studies were completed at the European University of Tetova where he obtained the title Doctor of Science of Albanian philology. He worked for several years in primary education in Haxhaj (Rugova) and in Peja. He was deputy principal at "Xhemail Kada" school. He was the editor-in-chief of the literary magazine "Gurra" for 10 years. Actually, he works as full professor at Faculty of Education, University of Gjakova. He has a rich professional and scientific work. His scientific publications, are distinguished by the principles and erudite actions of text construction, such as: persuasiveness, lucidity, contemplativeness, recursiveness, etc. as deictics of peak expressiveness, especially from linguistic stylistics and its sisters. From this point of view, it is worth highlighting the topic of the doctoral dissertation in which research innovations can be seen, especially in the field of socioonomastics, in which the author opens a new window of observation of different denominations of great interest for integrated linguistic and non-linguistic studies.

  • Hasan Mujaj, Doctor of Linguistics, Republic of Kosovo
    Hasan Mujaj followed and completed his studies in the branch of Albanian language and literature at the Faculty of Philosophy (now Philology) of the University of Pristina. At this University, he attended and completed his master's degree in Albanian Linguistics and his doctorate. He has the scientific degree of Doctor of Sciences in Albanian Linguistics. For several years he worked as a teacher of Albanian language and literature at "Shaban Spaija" high school in Peja; for several years he was a professor of the modern Albanian language at the high pedagogical school "Bajram Curri" in Gjakova and then at the Faculty of Education. He also held the position of the rector of this University. He is the author of about three hundred bibliographic units from several scientific disciplines of Albanian linguistics, including: 1. Linguistic stylistics in the Kreshnik epic; 2. Linguistics of the text; 3. Favoring anti-values; 4. Semiotics and its development; 5. Sociolinguistic research; 6. Culture of communication.

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Published

2024-04-02

Issue

Vol. 8 No. 1 (2024)

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