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Ecological Psychology Volume 22, 2010 - Issue 4: Distributed, Dynamical, and Dialogical: New Coordinations for Language
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New Affordances for Language: Distributed, Dynamical, and Dialogical Resources

Bert H. Hodges Department of Psychology, Gordon College; Department of Psychology, University of Connecticut
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Carol A. Fowler Department of Psychology, University of Connecticut, Haskins Laboratories
Pages 239-253 | Published online: 09 Nov 2010

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CarolA. Fowler & BertH. Hodges. (2011) Dynamics and Languaging: Toward an Ecology of Language. Ecological Psychology 23:3, pages 147-156.
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