… Cognition for language is intrinsically dialogic. This point is crucial to understanding the
idea of a conversation machine at the heart of language. When we talk, we do not drive the …

… linguistic units relevant to speech-language therapy, including part-of-speech units that
represent features of language complexity, such as adjectives and coordinating conjunctions. …

… The purpose of this clinical focus article was to illustrate the potential of employing conversation
… entrenched notions of autism and social communication in speech-language pathology. …

… Language samples are often used by speech-language … In particular, lexical diversity, or
D, the language sample measure we … Building conversation skills could be a crucial piece of …

A key notion in Davidson's philosophy of language is that of radical interpretation. Suppose
that we are in a position to interpret the utterances of speakers of a language L. One …

… All our evidence comes from conversations in which it is crucial to both parties to establish
full understanding. In conversations on more everyday topics, it might be argued, we shouldn’t …

… language facilitators long after the intervention program ends. It is important to note that the
group format allows the speechlanguage … will provide speech and language pathologists with …

… engage in crucial end-of-life conversations is a key component for all team members when
… conversations may be conducted virtually, with the SLPs as a core team member to optimize …

… preferences of their conversation partners. Being able to adjust your speech in this way is
actually a crucial aspect of effective … As language researchers, we find this dynamic aspect of …

… We present our reflections as academics who participated in the critical conversations. We
… Finally, we emphasise that while action is crucial, this should not undermine the potential of …