quadralogue
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quadralogue (plural quadralogues)
- A discourse or colloquy by four people.
- 1967, Department of Defense appropriations for 1967: Hearings, Eighty-ninth Congress, second session, Parts 5-6[1]:
- one of the first, things I did was to form a quadralogue between the Navy, in particular trie Secretary of the Navy, the Assistant Secretary for Systems Analysis, and myself (including our staffs, of course), and the subcommittee
- 1969, Ohio State University Staff Report Issue 2[2], page 80:
- The consequence was that the Indian session often became a quadralogue with all the members speaking at once.
- 2003, Hendrik Roelof Rookmaaker, Our calling and God's hand in history[3], page 250:
- Our discussion with the work of art is in fact not a dialogue but a quadralogue between the work of art and reality and two viewers.
- 2004, Histoire Russe[4]:
- In the preferred Dostoevskian model, the author creates a genuine dialogue or perhaps trialogue or quadralogue, that is, a polyphony, in which each voice plays an unchallenged role.
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