Abstract This article provides an insight into the heteroglossic and intersectional construction of fatherhood in self-recorded, spontaneous talk a group young men from ethnically racially mixed working-class backgrounds southeast London. By adopting interactional sociolinguistic approach, informed by Bakhtin's (1981, 1984, 1986) work on dialogicality Tannen's (1989, 2004) notion constructed di...

This article outlines an agenda to relocate refugees the centre of historical enquiry by recovering and analysing their voices, in form letters petitions sent authorities within refugee regime. We adopt a comparative approach using evidence from four distinct incarnations regime: League Nations interwar Europe; early post-1945 era represented International Refugee Organization (IRO); newly esta...

Stories produce bodies that stories in an endless intra-active metabolic continuum. do not only represent material worlds but also shape and make new worlds. Starting from these premises, this article develops “composting storytelling,” a methodological approach to heterogeneous, open-ended, small interwoven with everyday interaction. Drawing on years-long ethnographic work school greenhouse, m...

Abstract In this article, we use Jacques Derrida’s deconstructive method to study the influence of Mikhail Bakhtin in Vietnam 1990s and 2000s. By using evaluations by researchers around world, argue that he is not only owner theory dialog polyphony. His friends, Pavel Medvedev Valentin Voloshinov, also played important roles defining these concepts. The Circle’s related sense democracy society....

Automatic Transcription of Polyphonic Musical Signals with Linear Matching Pursuit By Andrew McLeod The Harmonic Matching Pursuit (HMP) algorithm has offered promising results in the automatic transcription of audio signals. It works by decomposing the given signal into a set of harmonic atoms, and then grouping those atoms into individual notes. HMP has shown very promising results, but more r...