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International Feminist Journal of Politics, 2019 An editorial is presented on continued state of emergency created nationally and internationally around the COVID-19 pandemic. Topics include showing feminist point of view about the effects of COVID-19 for women and sexual and gender minorities;and importance of truly self-reflexive feminist research for addressing gender-based violence particularly ...
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PRACTICE, 2020 Thinking about this made me reflect back to my childhood and always wanting to be a teacher. I followed this dream and began my pre-service teaching career in Montessori education.
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Journal of Cognition, 2023 Turn-taking in everyday conversation is fast, with median latencies in corpora of conversational speech often reported to be under 300 ms. This seems like magic, given that experimental research on speech planning has shown that speakers need much more time to plan and produce even the shortest of utterances.
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Breathing in Conversation [PDF]
Frontiers in Psychology, 2020 This work revisits the problem of breathing cues used for management of speaking turns in multiparty casual conversation. We propose a new categorization of turn-taking events which combines the criterion of speaker change with whether the original speaker inhales before producing the next talkspurt.
Mattias Heldner, Marcin Wlodarczak
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Conversation, Conversion, Proportion
Études britanniques contemporaines, 2005 On the grounds of the etymological kinship between the words ‘conversion’ and ‘conversation’, the diatribe against Dr Bradshaw’s worship for ‘Proportion and Conversion’ in Mrs Dalloway can be read as a shadow praise of the art of conversation: a violent political and aesthetic manifesto echoing a number of Virginia Woolf’s essays and autobiographical ...
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, 2023 Conversion was a phenomenon that defined the post-Reformation world in multiple ways. The fracturing of the Catholic Church meant that Christians were faced with choosing which way to turn, whether toward Rome or the new reformed faith of Luther. Increased travel and trade in the period also resulted in exposure to new faiths, and anxieties about ...
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Semantics and Pragmatics, 2013 Models of conversation that rely on a strong notion of cooperation don’t apply to strategic conversation — that is, to conversation where the agents’ motives don’t align, such as courtroom cross examination and political debate. We provide a game-theoretic framework that provides an analysis of both cooperative and strategic conversation.
Asher, Nicholas, Lascarides, Alex
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Swallowing in Conversation [PDF]
Frontiers in Communication, 2021 Swallowing—a complex physical process that involves closure of the mouth and nasal cavities, as well as the glottis, and the raising and lowering of the larynx—is at the boundary between speech and the body, yet almost nothing is known about how it works in conjunction with speech in spoken interaction.
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Theoretical Computer Science, 2009 AbstractWe present a type theory for analyzing concurrent multiparty interactions as found in service-oriented computing. Our theory introduces a novel and flexible type structure, able to uniformly describe both the internal and the interface behavior of systems, referred respectively as choreographies and contracts in web-services terminology.
Caires, Luis, Torres Vieira, Hugo
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