The text defines Logos Speech as the choice we make to consider others' thoughts and feelings in our communication and general behavior
Communication (Latin: communicate, meaning “to share” or “to associate with”) is defined as “self and others, private and public, inner thoughts and this As the definition suggests, communication is difficult to define in a uniform way because in general terms communication refers to a very wide variety of actions involved in the dissemination of information. John Peters argues that the difficulty in defining communication is that it is both a universal phenomenon (because everyone communicates) and a specific field of organized academic research. It is argued that this is due to the fact that
