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Conversation: How Talk Can Change Our Lives

by Theodore Zeldin

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The author argues that conversation is essential to our development as fully civilised human beings. Zeldin wants to change the way people think about themselves and their history and as a result of this change the way they behave towards one another. A source of ideas about what conversation is and has been. Based on Zeldin's RADIO FOUR series.… (more)

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302.346Social sciences › Social Sciences; Sociology and anthropology › Social Interaction › Social interaction within groups › Social interaction in primary groups

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P95.Z45Language and Literature › Philology. Linguistics › Communication. Mass media › Oral communication. Speech

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