Von Ina Viktoria Vedder.
Dieser Podcast, der im Rahmen eines Seminars zur Xenokommunikation entstand, analysiert die Interaktion mit Außerirdischen anhand des Films „E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial“ (1982, R: Steven Spielberg). Im Mittelpunkt stehen die Dunkle-Wald-Theorie sowie die Bedeutung von Emotionen und nonverbaler Kommunikation im interspezifischen Kontakt. Der Podcast verdeutlicht, dass die Auseinandersetzung mit Xenokommunikation nicht nur wissenschaftlich relevant ist, sondern auch wertvolle Impulse für unsere zwischenmenschliche Kommunikation bietet.
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