Author

Julia T. Wood

26 books

Books

  1. Gendered Lives: Communication, Gender, and Culture 1994
  2. Interpersonal Communication: Everyday Encounters 1995
24 more
  1. Communication Mosaics: An Introduction to the Field of Communication 1997
  2. Communication Theories in Action: An Introduction 1996
  3. Communication in our lives 1997
  4. Communication Mosaics, Loose-leaf Version 2016
  5. Everyday encounters 1995
  6. Interpersonal Communication 2011
  7. Resurrection of Oscar Wilde 2007
  8. Human communication 1982
  9. Case studies in interpersonal communication 2000
  10. Group discussion, a practical guide to participation and leadership 1986
  11. Relational communication 1995
  12. Student Companion for Woods Communication Theories in Action 2003
  13. Fundamentals of oral communication 1997
  14. Who cares? 1994
  15. MindTap Speech, 1 term (6 months) Printed Access Card for Wood's Communication Mosaics: An Introduction to the Field of Communication, 8th 2016
  16. Gendered Lives 2012
  17. Student Companion to Communication Mosaics 1998
  18. Gendered relationships 1996
  19. Toward the twenty-first century 1995
  20. Composing relationships 2006
  21. Spinning the symbolic web 1992
  22. But I thought you meant-- 1998
  23. Bundle : Interpersonal Communication 2015
  24. Communication in Our Lives, Loose-Leaf Version 2017

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