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Book Reviews : Communication and Organizational Behavior: Text and Cases. William V. Haney. Homewood, IL, Richard D. Irwin, Inc., 1973, 583 pages. $12.95

There’s nothing very complex about the book itself as Whitney fails to lay out all the important perspectives on all the important issues. There’s virtually nothing, for example, on the political-economic history of the media or the philosophical history of freedom of the press. This lack of perspective manifests itself on the one hand in Whitney’s reverence for &dquo;Ma&dquo; Bell, and on the other in his dismissal of Susanne Langer’s seminal work on symbols.