Essays on Listening

Listening is quintessential to life and is ubiquitous in everything we do as individuals. We start listening before we even leave the womb and continue our tireless lives with listening. I view listening as a survival mechanism and an evolutionary adaptation because the better we...

Active listening is a technique used by many professionals across a wide range of job categories. This technique requires the listener to focus and comprehend what the speaker is saying. As a social worker active listening is very important because you need to listen, understand...

The digital age destroys our cultural life in some ways. Thus, what kind of cultural reflection can machines bring to us in the digital age? Shifting to another way, to talk about sound is to talk about listening. From the symposium “City Sonic Places: Experiencing...

English is an international language that is really important. It is important because it is used in all aspects of life such as, arts, sciences, humanities, travel and social sciences. From that statement, it can be concluded that English is necessary in all aspects of...

The word music is utilized in two detects. It might mean sounds so joined as to establish a charming connection on the brain, as when we say, The music played by the symphony at the show was fine. Or on the other hand it might...

The Shannon-Weaver theory of communication was created for the fastest and most effective way of communication between one point to another which contains eight variables that play on a communication, which is the source, encoder, message, channel, decoder, receiver, noise and feedback (CommunicationTheory.org, 2010). According...