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Category: February 2023–Discourse

The Power of Creative Constraints in Tiny Writing

February 2, 2023 Brain Admin February 2023--Discourse, TT Article Leave a comment

The Power of Creative Constraints in Tiny Writing By: Laura Gibbs & Heather Kretschmer Authors’ note: The illustrations and photos in our article were generously shared by some creative people

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How Schemata Helps Us Comprehend Discourse

February 2, 2023 Brain Admin February 2023--Discourse, TT Article Leave a comment

How Schemata Helps Us Comprehend Discourse By: Anthony Elias Somewhere in the universe, there is a heartbroken man who just had this conversation… Woman: I’m Leaving You! Man: Who is

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Teaching Talk (and Mind-Reading) with Conversation Analysis

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Teaching Talk (and Mind-Reading) with Conversation Analysis By: Christine Winskowski Among the Best of 2023 Readers chose this article as one of the best from all of 2023! Check out

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How Discourse Uses a Fundamental Operation of the Brain

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How Discourse Uses a Fundamental Operation of the Brain By: Curtis Kelly Whenever someone mentions discourse, I think about one particular area of discourse: expository writing. I might be biased

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Discourse: What it is and How we Will Examine it

February 2, 2023 Brain Admin About The Issue, February 2023--Discourse Leave a comment

Discourse: What it is and How we Will Examine it By: Christine Winskowski In this month’s Think Tank, we address discourse, defined as “connected sentences” or patterns “beyond the boundaries of the

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