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... for the representation of time meanings: (I) Each time meaning representation contains exactly three time intervals: - the time of speech or narration (S) - the time of event (E), i.e. the ... 44). Analogously, a time interval can be identified with the collection of propositions that are true at it. 2. A theory of time meanings. In many discussions of time meaning, a Oistinction ... possible time meaning representations there are some constraints on the relation between the time meanings and the language specific morphosyntactic forms for expressing those meanings:...

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... Approaches  Fast­Slow Approach • Negotiation parties rush to reach an agreement, may have  ignored important constituencies and then the agreement  faces extreme difficulties in the implementation phase  Slow­Fast Approach • Negotiations are conducted slowly to ensure that the final  agreement is responsive to major constituents providing  greater speed in implementation  Slow­Slow Approach • Time is taken to consider, select and apply solutions PURRR Procedure  Pause when formulating  judgment   Understand what was meant by  actions or words  Reflect on information and ask  for additional information  Reinterpret by applying an  alternate explanation  Redirect conversation toward  goals ... Impasse  Take a break to develop strategies  Define cost consequences if agreement is not reached  Reconsider outcomes to be accomplished  Lower your dependence on them and increase their  dependence on you  Break problem into smaller parts  If impasse is on substance, focus on process – how to proceed  from here  If impasse is on process, try the shared text approach  Keep power in your pocket (e.g. attorney, credible reference)  Keep the door open ... Deception  Lying  Creating impression others will think poorly of them in order to  gain compliance  Threatening someone with power you don’t possess  Switching sides on an issue to create confusion  Suggesting you will provide something of value you don’t  intend to deliver  Offering false flattery  Intimidating other side with false claims  Making intentional misrepresentations  Pretending to be angry, insulted or annoyed to induce  cooperation When the Discussion Gets Stalled or Heated Chapter 9 Responding to Conflict  Maintain even disposition  Ask clarification questions  Delay with process not contention  Seek advancement on less contentious issues and return to  others later  Reposition or frame in positive, mutual­gain terms  Frame differences as natural   Find common ground through value linking  Emphasize what has been accomplished  Encapsulate conflict issues  Avoid petty issues  Meet halfway ...

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