L'ouvrage analyse la notion de public, les conditions de production et de diffusion d'informations et de connaissances, les comportements des publics, les mécanismes d'intercompréhension ou de blocages communicationnels, le poids des facteurs technologiques. Et ce, en alliant enquêtes sociologiques, expérimentations et exploitations de corpus.
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Béatrice Fleury est professeure des universités et membre du Centre de recherche sur les médiations de l'université de Lorraine.
Jacques Walter est professeur des universités émérite et membre du Centre de recherche sur les médiations de l'université de Lorraine.
Ils codirigent la revue Questions de communication.
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