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Protoconcursus: The Concourse Theory of Communication
[article]
1986
Communication is ubiquitous, intrin- Abstract sically subjective, and schematical in structure and function. A universe of statements for any situation or context is called a concourse, and refers to conversational and not merely informational possibilities, and is arrived at empirically for every concept, every declarative statement, every wish, every object in nature when viewed subjectively, etc. Q samples drawn from concourse are administered as Q sorts, which are factor a~alyzed and
doi:10.15133/j.os.1985.002
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