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%\addcontentsline{toc}{chapter}{Conclusion and an Outlook for Future Work} | ||
\chapter{Conclusion And An Outlook For Future Work} | ||
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Communication, in the form of messages, symbols, and culture is omnipresent. | ||
Arguably, the emergence of communication has been cited as the most recent and most impactful evolutionary transition in the history of life on earth \cite{smith1997major}. It enables cooperation, coordination, information transmission, and culture. Language is unique in being a system that supports unlimited heredity of cultural information, allowing our species to develop a unique kind of open-ended adaptability. Although this feature of language as a carrier of cultural information | ||
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three waves: | ||
fourth century BCE Ancient Greece | ||
The early modern period was another epoch of intensified interest, with the rise of print, the Reformation, technoscience, and the colonial pursuits of Europe. The middle of the twentieth century was still another, when propaganda studies, argumentation studies, and the New Rhetoric all arose from the trauma of the Second World War. | ||
We are in another such period | ||
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long history of use and study in legal defense and prosecution, scientific discourse, songs, tropes, examples, | ||
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In short the goal is still, as it was for Aristotle, identifying “the available means | ||
of persuasion” (Rhetoric 1355b10–12). | ||
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# Behavior As A Modality | ||
Yaman K Singla's (work-in-progress) PhD Thesis | ||
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The document is in the document [main.pdf](/main.pdf). | ||
The thesis document is available in the PDF format here: [main.pdf](/main.pdf). | ||
Thoughts and questions are welcome. Feel free to email me at [yamank@iiitd.ac.in](mailto:yamank@iiitd.ac.in). |
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% atbeginend.sty | ||
% | ||
% defines | ||
% \BeforeBegin{environment}{code-to-execute} | ||
% \BeforeEnd {environment}{code-to-execute} | ||
% \AfterBegin {environment}{code-to-execute} | ||
% \AfterEnd {environment}{code-to-execute} | ||
% | ||
% Save \begin and \end to \BeginEnvironment and \EndEnvironment | ||
\let\BeginEnvironment=\begin | ||
\let\EndEnvironment=\end | ||
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\def\IfUnDef#1{\expandafter\ifx\csname#1\endcsname\relax} | ||
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% Null command needed to for \nothing{something}=.nothing. | ||
\def\NullCom#1{} | ||
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\def\begin#1{% | ||
% | ||
% if defined \BeforeBeg for this environment, execute it | ||
\IfUnDef{BeforeBeg#1}\else\csname BeforeBeg#1\endcsname\fi% | ||
% | ||
% | ||
% | ||
\IfUnDef{AfterBeg#1}% This is done to skip the command for environments | ||
% which can take arguments, like multicols; YOU MUST NOT | ||
% USE \AfterBegin{...}{...} for such environments! | ||
\let\SaveBegEng=\BeginEnvironment% | ||
\else% | ||
% Start this environment | ||
\BeginEnvironment{#1}% | ||
% and execute code after \begin{environment} | ||
\csname AfterBeg#1\endcsname% | ||
% | ||
\let\SaveBegEng=\NullCom% | ||
\fi% | ||
\SaveBegEng{#1}% | ||
} | ||
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\def\end#1{% | ||
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% execute code before \end{environment} | ||
\IfUnDef{BeforeEnd#1}\else\csname BeforeEnd#1\endcsname\fi% | ||
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% close this environment | ||
\EndEnvironment{#1}% | ||
% | ||
% and execute code after \begin{environment} | ||
\IfUnDef{AfterEnd#1}\else\csname AfterEnd#1\endcsname\fi% | ||
} | ||
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%% Now, define commands | ||
% \BeforeBegin{environment}{code-to-execute} | ||
% \BeforeEnd {environment}{code-to-execute} | ||
% \AfterBegin {environment}{code-to-execute} | ||
% \AfterEnd {environment}{code-to-execute} | ||
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\def\BeforeBegin#1#2{\expandafter\gdef\csname BeforeBeg#1\endcsname | ||
{#2}} | ||
\def\BeforeEnd #1#2{\expandafter\gdef\csname BeforeEnd#1\endcsname | ||
{#2}} | ||
\def\AfterBegin #1#2{\expandafter\gdef\csname AfterBeg#1\endcsname {#2}} | ||
\def\AfterEnd #1#2{\expandafter\gdef\csname AfterEnd#1\endcsname{#2}} |
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