“Communication designer”— yes!
There is an aspect of human-ness, so fundamental, it is wild that it is not uttered at every opportunity: all thoughts are sealed within our heads and need communicative systems (gestures, signs, language, etc.) to mediate and translate this hermetic interiority. Most act as if the opposite were true — that one’s personal feelings, motives, stored experience are somehow communicated without translation, that is, without proxy processes. But no, our interiorities (sic) are mediated only by semiologies, that is, communicative systems.
Keeping this in mind Hannah Kansy is the helping “how”of the phrase “it’s not what you say but how you say it” — a “communication designer” and wonderfully so.
There is an aspect of human-ness, so fundamental, it is wild that it is not uttered at every opportunity: all thoughts are sealed within our heads and need communicative systems (gestures, signs, language, etc.) to mediate and translate this hermetic interiority. Most act as if the opposite were true — that one’s personal feelings, motives, stored experience are somehow communicated without translation, that is, without proxy processes. But no, our interiorities (sic) are mediated only by semiologies, that is, communicative systems.
Keeping this in mind Hannah Kansy is the helping “how”of the phrase “it’s not what you say but how you say it” — a “communication designer” and wonderfully so.