"" The structure of the ideal speech situation ( which means that the discourse is ) immunised against repression and inequality in a special way & The structures of a ritualised competition for the better arguments & The structures that determine the construction of individual arguments and their interrelations " ".
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In the context of attrition, however, there is strong evidence that this optionality is not indicative of any underlying representational deficits : the same individuals do not appear to encounter recurring problems with the same kinds of grammatical phenomena in different speech situations or on different tasks ( Schmid, 2009 ).
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The concept of the ideal speech situation came under attack in the 1970s by theorists who persistently relativized the concept, arguing that any " particular " conception of an ideal speech situation could not be proven completely correct, so that any ( still-unknown ) gaps would allow associated oppressions to arise or persist.
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The concept of the ideal speech situation came under attack in the 1970s by theorists who persistently relativized the concept, arguing that any " particular " conception of an ideal speech situation could not be proven completely correct, so that any ( still-unknown ) gaps would allow associated oppressions to arise or persist.
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Concerns about " the free speech situation, when ( political advertisers ) are talking about an issue in the midst of public debate " also make it hard to craft compromises, said former Rep . Clarence J . Brown, R-Ohio, who later served as a deputy and acting secretary of commerce under President Reagan.
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While translated into English simply as " disagreement " ( with obvious reference to the constitutively antagonistic element of politics, as discussed above ), in French " m�sentente " also implies, in a speech situation, the fact of misunderstanding between parties, or more precisely in the Ranci�rian sense of " talking past one another ".
