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Conversationalism as an Emerging Method of Thinking in and Beyond African Philosophy
In this paper, I employ an under-explored sub-Saharan African notion of ‘relationship’ to formulate a method that could ground discourses in African and intercultural philosophies.
Jonathan Okeke Chimakonam
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Taking on the Conversation: Unresolved Tensions in Conversationalism as a System
In his “On the System of Conversational Thinking: An Overview”, and in the talk he presented as part of the development of this paper (similarly titled), Jonathan Chimakonam attempts the first systematic fusion of the various components of ...
Chad Harris
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Philosophical counselling, a contemporary movement in practical philosophy, continually expands its discourse by introducing novel philosophical ideas and different traditions.
Jaco LOUW
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Applications of Conversational Thinking: The Role of Collective Action in Merging Contexts
Conversationalism is based on the idea that the truth of our propositions depends on the context in which they are asserted and describes a process of relational yet critical exchange between epistemic agents.
Leyla TAVERNARO-HAIDARIAN
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Redundancy Localization for the Conversationalization of Unstructured Responses [PDF]
Conversational agents offer users a natural-language interface to accomplish tasks, entertain themselves, or access information. Informational dialogue is particularly challenging in that the agent has to hold a conversation on an open topic, and to achieve a reasonable coverage it generally needs to digest and present unstructured information from ...
Sebastian Krause +3 more
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Conversational Thinking, Logic, and the Making of Meaning
Conversational thinking has emerged in recent years out of the scholarly philosophical work centered in Calabar Nigeria and spread throughout Africa and elsewhere.
Bruce Janz
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Conversationally relevant descriptions [PDF]
Conversationally relevant descriptions are definite descriptions that are not merely tools for the identification of a referent, but are also crucial to the discourse in other respects. I analyse the uses of such descriptions in assertions as conveying a particular type of conversational implicatures.
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Conversationally Speaking: Tongue Tie
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Bhudhurani, Unnati +2 more
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Automated systems for coding psychotherapeutic discourse
Context and relevance. Currently, the development of machine learning and natural language processing technologies has made significant progress in terms of analyzing the intentional, psychological structure of texts. It is important to assess
V.V. Latynov, A.S. Vlasova
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Thinking code conversationally
We introduce our co-edited topical collection on Critical Code Studies and Code Conversations with an argument for conversation’s centrality to the discipline of critical code studies as a mode of engagement and understanding. We move towards a definition of a conversational method by highlighting moments from our own experience of code reading and ...
Carroll, Claire James +2 more
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