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Copyright informationCopyright International Society for General Semantics Jul 2008. Provided by ProQuest LLC. (Hide copyright information)
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LIKE STORIES, MOVIES, NOVELS, AND PLAYS, real life is filled with cliffhangers that keep us on our toes. GS formulations can help us evaluate our cliffhanger moments more effectively so we can move ever onward.
On our cover we present a work titled "Cliffhangers" by Katherine liepeLevinson, who also has a featured article in this issue. This enhanced photo was taken at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Las Vegas, Nevada during the Twelfth International Conference in General Semantics.
Katherine liepe-Levinson, in The Technology of Story and Human Survival as a Species (?), argues that story made us human-story made us a success as species. But ironically it may also be the very ...
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