INTEGRATIVE SYSTEM OF COMMUNICATION

This paper presents a theoretical analysis of the Integrative Programming System of Communication (ISC) – an author's model that conceptualizes communication as a process of consciousness, information processing, and the establishment of dialogue. The paper focuses exclusively on the theoretical aspects of the programming system, omitting practical workshops and training methodology. Through a comparative analysis with classical and contemporary communication theories, the paper identifies three original theoretical contributions: (1) the concept of "unsupervised mind" as a synthesis of psychoanalytic, cognitive, and information theories, (2) a deepened model of the communication cycle with insistence on confirmation of receipt as a necessary condition for closing the cycle, and (3) a three-dimensional model of information processing (collection – processing – management) which transfers concepts from information sciences into the psychology of communication. The paper positions ISC in relation to linear, interactional, and transactional models, as well as in relation to contemporary theories such as dynamic systems approaches and media richness theories. It is concluded that ISC represents an original theoretical contribution that transcends the limitations of classical models and offers an integrative framework for understanding communication as a process of consciousness.