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" The ground from which we speak : "
by Fred Cummins.
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BL
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852822
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| Main Entry
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Cummins, Fred, (Cognitive scientist)
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The ground from which we speak : : joint speech and the collective subject /\ by Fred Cummins.
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| Publication Statement
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Newcastle upon Tyne, UK :: Cambridge Scholars Publishing,, 2018.
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1 online resource (x, 202 pages, 18 unnumbered pages of plates) :: illustrations (some color), music
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| ISBN
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1527526178
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: 9781527526174
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1527516008
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9781527516007
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 193-198) and index.
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| Abstract
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Joint speech includes chanting, singing in unison, swearing public oaths, hollering at political rallies, and the humble ritual of singing ""Happy Birthday"". It is found wherever people speak or sing the same words at the same time. This familiar behavior is found in prayer and ritual, in protest, on the football terraces, in classrooms, and in many other situations of note. These occasions are considered highly significant to those who take part, and yet joint speech has not been addressed from a scientific or linguistic perspective until now. This book provides a broad framing of how we mig.
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Communication-- Social aspects.
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Speech-- Social aspects.
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Communication-- Social aspects.
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PSYCHOLOGY-- Social Psychology.
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Speech-- Social aspects.
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| Dewey Classification
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302.2
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P95.54.C86 2018eb
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