A First Look at Communication Theory (6th edition)

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o Although less well known, Denise Levertov’s poem “About Marriage,” in O Taste and See (New York: New Directions, 1962), artfully lends a woman’s perspective to Gibran’s themes. o Eudora Welty’s pensive, subtle story “The Bride of Innisfallen,” which can be found in The Collected Stories of Eudora Welty (New York: Harcourt, 1982), 495-518, poignantly captures a young woman’s struggles with the openness-closedness and connectedness-separateness dichotomies. o For your male students in particular, we recommend Patrick O’Brian’s extensive series of sea novels, which features the extroverted, passionate, practical Captain Jack Aubrey and the introverted, cerebral, scientifically minded Stephen Maturin, naval surgeon, naturalist, and secret agent. Aubrey and Maturin’s complex, often tense, always vibrant friendship, which is developed and nurtured in vividly recorded dialogue, illustrates many dialectical elements and demonstrates that long-term close relationships embodying Baxter and Montgomery’s approach need not be romantic or familial. The first novel in the series is Master and Commander, which is also the title of a popular film based on the series. 143
Sample Examination Questions Sample Questions are not reproduced in the online version of the Instructor's Manual. To receive a copy of the Test Bank contact your local McGraw-Hill sales representative or email Leslie Oberhuber, Senior Marketing Manager at leslie_oberhuber@mcgraw-hill.com 144
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