Communication as training: Media, language and socio-political engagement

<p>Communication, a fundamental human need, is an issue that falls squarely within the educational dynamics. Classical and new media, in a society where we communicate so much but at the same time are less informed, attest themselves as places where the educational is not marginal but has a certain relevance. Language, too, becomes a tool for educating, the characteristics of which echo loudly neuronal processes and, therefore, neurolinguistics. By communicating and, therefore, forming man, one cannot fail to involve the political dimension, that of commitment to one's community. When the communication of the large and many media translates into formation, the search for meaning re the surrounding reality and community life becomes a requirement for the citizen.</p>