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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-94485-6me, work, school, leisure sites of assembly (bar, sporting arena, coffee house), online, phones, etc. Talk defines our culture and our daily lives (an average person talks from six to twelve hours per day). Chapter 5 explores the social basis of talk by providing a review of the thinking about its n

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Peter Klaus,Winfried Krieger,Michael Kruppanion. It is an . (a term derived from the ancient Greek word for character) promoting a setof ideals that characterize an arts-infused community. And it is a call to arms championing a move beyond the one-way delivery system that characterizes meaning making in most of the discourse around the seri

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Gabler Lexikon Auslands Gesch?fteIn twenty-first-century America, should the audience get to say what a work of art means, or why it holds value? Do audiences who have access to the public construction of meaning experience the arts in a richer, more satisfying way? And are they, as a result, more engaged?