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      Conversation Theory is reflexive: it explains the observer to himself.    
      Being party to its development was a journey of self-discovery and        
      self-invention in which Gordon was my guide and mentor. I have ordered    
      my account chronologically; I have also tried to show how Conversation    
      Theory evolved in a ''boot-strapping'' manner as a tool and as an         
      explanation of its own significance. Gordon, par excellence, knows how    
      to foster creative conversation and ''moments of excellence ''.           
  KP: LEARNING STRATEGIES                                                       
  WA: CONVERSATION THEORY, CONCEPT, MEMORY, PSYCHOLOGICAL INDIVIDUAL,           
      MECHANICAL INDIVIDUAL, CONVERSATIONAL DOMAIN, ENTAILMENT MESH,            
      ENTAILMENT STRUCTURE, TASK STRUCTURE, STYLES AND STRATEGIES OF LEARNING,  
      HOLIST, SERIALIST, OPERATION LEARNING, COMPREHENSION LEARNING,            
      LEARNING TO LEARN                                                         
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EVALUATION OF A NEURAL-NETWORK MODEL OF AMNESIA IN DIFFUSE CEREBRAL   ations    
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  AU: CARRIE_JRG                                                                
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