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(Communication Skills in Arabic Language) | ||
| Alustath | ||
| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 207, 2018, Pages 89-108 | ||
| Abstract | ||
| In the name of God the Most Gracious the Most Merciful Communication was known since the beginning of creation, and was the most prominent language and means of understanding between people. The book that is titled (communication Skills in Arabic Language) and the authors of which are Mohammad Jihad Jameel and Rawhy Samar al-Faisal is one in a series of books that have taken the task of recognizing the art that will be known by the name (communication skills) The book is divided into three chapters preceded by an introduction. The thing that drew my attention in the introduction was what the authors said, i.e. that the contact theory is a linguistic theory, but - in spite of that – they did not mention anything concerning the linguistic theory that controls communication practices. In the first chapter of the book I found the writers confused in the subject that they called (skills of the sender); i.e. in distinguishing between (general skills of the sender), and (private skills of him). In the second chapter, which is titled (oral communication skills) the writers confined themselves to be concerned only in treating (Question skill techniques), and totally neglected (answer skill techniques) that are of no less importance. | ||
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