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Non‐verbal communication and the overlooked action in Pinter's the caretaker

Robert P. Murphy Assistant Professor of English, University of Idaho
Pages 41-47 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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KathleenM. Kougl. (1984) A selected review of speech communication studies in the arts: A retrospective and prospective look. Communication Quarterly 32:4, pages 301-309.
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Ricki Morgan. (1978) The multiple nature of reality in Pinter's the caretaker . Quarterly Journal of Speech 64:1, pages 86-96.
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George J. Hammer. (2017) An experimental study of prolonged teacher silence. Research in Education 15:1, pages 73-77.
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