Response to Murphy and Shelley

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response articles: micro and macro analysis

the present study reports an analysis of response articles in four different disciplines in the social sciences, i.e., linguistics, english for specific purposes (esp), accounting, and psychology. the study has three phases: micro analysis, macro analysis, and e-mail interview. the results of the micro analysis indicate that a three-level linguistic pattern is used by the writers in order to cr...

The Politics of Dreaming – from Diderot to Keats and Shelley

ALAN RICHARDSON, Professor of English, Boston College Aarhus University Press, Romantik, 01, vol. 01, 2012, pages 9-26 9 R O M A N T IK · 0 1 of the specific dreams represented in two important Romantic poems, P. B. Shelley’s Alastor and John Keats’ ‘The Eve of St. Agnes’. In both parts of this essay, my reinterpretation of earlier discourses and texts has been partly inspired by my awareness o...

In Response to Murphy et al., Löwer et al., and Lan et al

Murphy McCaleb

This paper examines small ensemble interaction from the perspective of reflective practice. Current research on ensembles has increasingly focused on determining communicative properties of performers’ physical gestures. Interpretative coordination, although mentioned by Goodman (2002) and Williamon and Davidson (2002), has not been extensively explored. I argue that interpretative ensemble col...