A Conceptionary for Speech & Hearing in the Context of Machines and Experimentation
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1978
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A conceptionary, like a dictionary, is useful in learning
the meanings of words. Unlike a dictionary, it is designed to make the reader work a
little, and to develop a conceptual framework for the subject of the
conceptionary.
It is not an encyclopaedia, though it has as one function, in new or
interdisciplinary areas, the drawing together and reconciliation of
disparate sources. Like Marmite, it is designed to be nutritious and
highly concentrated. Do not be put off by the consequent strong flavour,
especially in the more extreme sections. The syntax is correct, if
complicated. The author wished to thank Mr. R.L. Jenkins for his careful
reading of the manuscript and many useful comments and corrections,
while laying sole claim to any errors, omissions, or lack of clarity that
remain. Updated copies of this report may be found here: <a href="http://www.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~hill/papers/conc/index.htm">At Dr. Hill's Homepage</a>.
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Hill, D.R. (1976, 2001) "A Conceptionary for Speech & Hearing in the Context of Machines and Experimentation" Research Report 78/27/6, 76 pp.