Chapter 1
The mental lexicon as polylogue
Article outline
- Roots of the polylogue
- The polylogue as conversation and text
- Structural topic modeling applied to the mental lexicon as polylogue
- The value of structural topic modeling in capturing polylogues and creating opportunities
- From the observers to the observed: The mental lexicon as polylogue
- The thematic polylogue
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