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STRETCHING THE CONCEPT OF BOUNDARY IN BOUNDARY CRITIQUE

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 10 Dec 2020 Colombia English Publisher:56th Annual Proceedings of ISSS
Authors: Velez-Castiblanco, J.;

handle: 10784/24718 , 10784/24713

STRETCHING THE CONCEPT OF BOUNDARY IN BOUNDARY CRITIQUE

Abstract

The way in which boundary is marked around an issue, determines the way in which we understand, approach and intervene in such an issue. Stretching the way in which we understand the concept of boundary can expand our understanding of how to...

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Boundary Critique, Language Games, Boundary, Boundary Games, Language pragmatics, Boundary games, Language games, Boundary critique, Language Pragmatics

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