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... action , or the dialogue of action , is abandoned . It becomes almost impossible to deal intelligibly with such situations as speaking of a person who has not yet appeared upon the scene or who is off stage , or of an object not on the ...
... action , or the dialogue of action , is abandoned . It becomes almost impossible to deal intelligibly with such situations as speaking of a person who has not yet appeared upon the scene or who is off stage , or of an object not on the ...
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... action " ( p . 14 ) . Movements qua movements , therefore , are problems for neurology ( biology ) , whereas , movements qua signs — that is , actions are problems for what I have called metaneurology ( psychiatry , sociology ...
... action " ( p . 14 ) . Movements qua movements , therefore , are problems for neurology ( biology ) , whereas , movements qua signs — that is , actions are problems for what I have called metaneurology ( psychiatry , sociology ...
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... action patterns , not happenings . Happenings , as such , are not roles and cannot be subsumed under the role - playing category any more than they can under the category of rule - following . Often , the line of demarcation between ...
... action patterns , not happenings . Happenings , as such , are not roles and cannot be subsumed under the role - playing category any more than they can under the category of rule - following . Often , the line of demarcation between ...
Contents
Book One The Myth of Mental Illness | 17 |
MALINGERING | 37 |
33223 | 52 |
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