Jakobson’s Model of Communication

Jakobson’s Model of Communication
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March 31, 2023
Communication is one of the things that humans require to exist. Through communication, the human race has survived many millennia by assisting one another to thrive. However, communication's ability to drive and inspire individuals depends on how it is delivered. People's actions and decisions are influenced by how they communicate, which occurs unconsciously in humans. In the Jakobson Communication Model, he discusses six theoretical frameworks for how communication should work; the study focuses on the creative use of language. In this paper, the author will produce an example of a message consistent with Jakobson's theory and then explain each sentence.
As mentioned earlier, Jacobson's (1981) communication model focuses on six core functions. The first of the six functions are the (1) Referential Function, which states that in this Function, message conveyance is done utilizing every feasible media, often in the form of a message or statement about a specific object or event. The second of the six functions are (2) Expressive Function, which, as the name implies, is where emotions come to life and are incorporated into the sentence. Emotional exchange can occur between the sender and receiver; the transfer is regarded as an expressive function. Third is the (3) Conative Function, defined by Jakobson as the endeavor to influence or persuade the other person, where the act of influencing and persuading might be of the sender or the receiver as long as both are present. Following the third one is the (4) Phatic Function; language is used to build and sustain social relationships and signify the start or conclusion of a communication transaction. Second to the last is (5) Met...