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دسته بندی: الگوریتم ها و ساختارهای داده ویرایش: 2 نویسندگان: Weiss سری: ISBN (شابک) : 0987654321 ناشر: AW سال نشر: 2003 تعداد صفحات: 978 زبان: English فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 63 مگابایت
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Front Cover Title Page Half Title Copyright Dedication Contents Foreword Preface Acknowledgments Chapter 1: Interpretation and Communication Three Important Terms A Working Definition of Interpretation Interpretation versus Formal Instruction Some of You Might Remember This Guy Captive versus Noncaptive Audiences The Interpretive Approach to Communication From EROT to TORE Glossary Terms Additional Thoughts for Chapter 1 Chapter 2: TORE Quality 1: Interpretation Has a Theme Quality 2: Interpretation Is Organized Quality 3: Interpretation Is Relevant Quality 4: Interpretation Is Enjoyable Where to from Here Glossary Terms Additional Thoughts for Chapter 2 Chapter 3: The Endgame of Interpretation Some Possible Endgames of Interpretation Interpretation as Provocation Interpretation as Teaching Interpretation as Entertainment What Is “Excellence” in Interpretation? So Which Endgame Is Best? Glossary Terms Additional Thoughts for Chapter 3 Chapter 4: Can All Interpretation Make Some Kind of Difference? In Interpretation, TORE = Success TRE, ORE, Tore, tORE, ToRe, tOrE, tore—You Get the Picture Next Steps Glossary Terms Additional Thoughts for Chapter 4 Chapter 5: Making a Difference on Purpose Difference 1—Interpretation Can Enhance Experiences Difference 2—Interpretation Can Lead to Appreciative Attitudes Difference 3—Interpretation Can Shape Behavior The TORE Model Summary and a Look Ahead Glossary Terms Additional Thoughts for Chapter 5 Chapter 6: Two Sides of Theme and Sentences in the Head How Do You Describe What a Theme Is?—Intention versus Result Sentences in the Head—One Theme Can Give Rise to Many Where to from Here Glossary Terms Additional Thoughts for Chapter 6 Chapter 7: Not all Themes Are Equal How Do You Know if a Theme Is Strong? Ingredients of a Strong Theme Some Ways to Strengthen a Theme A Way to Add Interest to Difficult Themes Tips for Strengthening a First-Draft Theme What Themes are Not—Four FAQs Summary and Where to from Here Glossary Terms Additional Thoughts for Chapter 7 Chapter 8: The Zone of Tolerance How Wide Should a Zone of Tolerance Be? Ethics in the Narrow Zone of Tolerance Was Your Interpretation Successful?—Your Zone of Tolerance Tells You Summary and a Look Ahead Glossary Terms Additional Thoughts for Chapter 8 Chapter 9: Sequential Theme Development Sequential Theme Development Sequential Communication Techniques Three Models for Sequential Theme Development Thematic Packaging Summary and a Final Look Ahead Glossary Terms Additional Thoughts for Chapter 9 Chapter 10: Nonsequential Theme Development What’s Different about Nonsequential Theme Development? The Constraint of Time A Strategy for Nonsequential Theme Development Theme Titles versus Topic Titles A Good Theme Title Provokes Thoughts within Your Zone of Tolerance Summary Glossary Terms Additional Thoughts for Chapter 10 Appendix 1: Summaries of Two Key Theories behind the Tore Model of Thematic Interpretation Appendix 2: Verbs for Stronger Themes and More Engaging Commentaries Appendix 3: Results of a Thought-Listing Procedure for a “Theme-Title–Only” Message Appendix 4: Captive versus Noncaptive Audiences—How the Idea Originated Glossary of Key Terms References Subject Matter Index About the Author