Acta Universitatis Danubius. Communicatio, Vol 3, No 1 (2009)

Abstract

Culture and communication overlap their fields despite the differences in the chronology of their becoming independent scientists. A style of culture becomes inevitably a style of communication, so language issues for each major style interferes with how we perceive and interpret the cultural
phenomenon, with its social, philosophical, psychological implications. Communication science articulated with Post-modernity, a notion that we do not favor because we see in this denomination a non-sense. What we generically call by Post-modernity is in fact a continuation of generic modernity in
spite of some components that denies previous data, but which are part of the phenomenon.