In The Psychopathology of Everyday Life (1901), Sigmund Freud argues that slips of the tongue and the pen constitute moments when repressed thoughts break through.
This was a pleasure to read. As someone totally new to error scholarship, I would presume that the agency and intent are key themes especially when examined within the broader context of bureaucracy, in the case of large print media organisations. I look forward to checking out those book recommendations.
This was a pleasure to read. As someone totally new to error scholarship, I would presume that the agency and intent are key themes especially when examined within the broader context of bureaucracy, in the case of large print media organisations. I look forward to checking out those book recommendations.
Yes, I'm sure that's right: fascinating how error, intent, agency play out on those bigger scales. Thanks for reading.