Episode Synopsis "Episode 15 - Conversation and Speech Act Theory"

In this episode of "Where Two or Three", Mark Paustian and John Wildauer have a conversation about conversation itself, and explore the usefulness of Speech Act Theory to understand the nuances that arise as a result of the natural indirectness that takes place in discourse.  BONUS CONTENT: Mark and John ask each other to elaborate on narcissism. 

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