If communities in struggle seek to survive and build movements for justice we must win two essential communicative capacities: the capacity to communicate with each other and the capacity to communicate our perspectives across society.
A specific and distinctive feature of conversation analytic findings must be dealt with when synthesizing the evidence and formulating explicit recommendations: conversation analyses find consistently that there are always multiple ways to perform any communicative activity, with each way having an array of advantages and disadvantages for any individual context and endeavour.
The non-linear networks of agents and relationships that make up complex adaptive systems in natural sciences are, in human organisational reality, analogous to groupings of self-aware people (not variables), with their personal and social context, their current emotions and values, interdependent through continual involvement in communicative interactions with each other and broader society.
She had been more communicative with the nurse than she had been with me.
England's former cricket coaches have been criticised for not being communicative with those they dropped.
He has been more at ease in the air, more precise with his landings and more communicative with the crowd.
He can be directly communicative with the audience in the old, populist style and get into Mark Turner-ish, dreamy webs of harmony as well.
The truck now has rack-and-pinion steering that is quick, precise and communicative, with dynamic response better than any competitor's.
Pushed by his wife, he finally joined one of the more than 3,000 support groups that have recently sprouted up nationwide, aimed at "re-training" retired Japanese men to be more independent and communicative with their wives.
In the perfectly scaled space of a concert hall like St George's in Bristol, though, Uchida's playing becomes even more compelling and directly communicative, with every detail and every keyboard colour registering without apparent effort.
