CH1YO
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- Posted: Sat, 10 Aug 2013 20:59:29 +0000
kalel_watercurrent
Their language is based completely on the society around them. What they say and what it means changes based on the group they're with. If you read the link I posted, you would have seen the part about putting the finches into a solitary environment. Their communication is learned socially, with sounds being given meaning based on the other finches around them. If that doesn't satisfy you then please, tell me. What is your definition of a symbolic interaction?
Communication is definitively social, that is a truism rather than a point. I would go by something along the lines of "A mode of communication which allows the exchange of ideas by common property".
kalel_watercurrent
The basis of an impulse is fairly clear. Do you not know the definition? It's a motivating force that causes action or feeling without premeditation. Or do you disagree with the dictionary?
That does not answer my question. You have made the mistake of assuming that I have made an error which disqualifies my inquiry. I am well aware of the basis of impulse, I am asking you who decides the basicity of an impulse?