Table of Contents
Editorial
Editorial
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| Srikant Sarangi | 1-2 |
Articles
Laughter, communication problems and dementia
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Abstract |
| Camilla Lindholm | 3-14 |
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In defense of ethically caring physicians
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Abstract |
| Matthew S. McCabe | 15-24 |
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The use of abbreviations in medical records in a multidisciplinary world -- an imminent disaster
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Abstract |
| Muhammad Asad Parvaiz, Ashok Subramanian, Namita S. Kendall | 25-34 |
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Expressing the unexpressed: self-disclosure as interactional achievement in the psychotherapy session
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Abstract |
| Joanna Pawelczyk, Richard Erskine | 39-48 |
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The Rabbit in the Hat: dubious argumentation and the persuasive effects of prescription drug advertising (DTCA)
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Abstract |
| Sara Rubinelli, Kent Nakamoto, Peter J. Schulz | 49-58 |
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Listening to people with seizures: How can linguistic analysis help in the differential diagnosis of seizure disorders?
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Abstract |
| Meike Schwabe, Marcus Reuber, Martin Schöndienst, Elisabeth Gülich | 59-72 |
Research Notes
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Role-blurring and ethical grey zones associated with lay interpreters: Three case studies
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Abstract |
| Charles Brua | 73-80 |
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Sophistry and Circumstance at the End of Life
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Abstract |
| Philip Berry | 81-88 |
Forum Discussion
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Commentary 1: Subtlety without the sophistry
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| Anthony Byrne | 89-90 |
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Commentary 2: Considering the Geography of Relations
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| Michael C. Brannigan | 91-92 |