Conversational Realism
Conversational Realism is a construct in dialogue writing that refers to the degree to which simulated dialogue conforms to the structural, pragmatic, and stylistic patterns of naturally occurring human conversation, thereby distinguishing it from artificial or stylized dialogue forms.
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Realism and the New Way of Words
Wilfrid Sellars · Philosophy and Phenomenological Research · 1948 · 55 citations
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Social Constructionism and Realism
John Shotter · Theory & Psychology · 1992 · 43 citations
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