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_aMiller, Stephen. _9119252 |
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_aConversation : _ba history of a declining art / _cStephen Miller. |
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_aNew Haven, CT ; _aLondon, UK : _bYale University Press, _c2006. |
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505 | 0 | _aConversations and its discontents -- Ancient conversation: from the Book of Job to Plato's Symposium -- Three factors affecting conversation: religion, commerce, women -- The age of conversation: eighteenth-century Britain -- Samuel Johnson: a conversational triumph; lady Mary Wortley Montagu: Conversation lost -- Conversation in decline: from raillery to reverie -- Conversation in America: from Benjamin Franklin to Dale Carnegie -- Modern enemies of conversation: from countercultural theorists to "White Negroes" -- The ways we don't converse now -- The end of conversation? | |
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_aConversation anaylsis. _9119253 |
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