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Subject presented by Jane Ifland at the State Central Committee Meeting at the 2011 Jefferson Jackson Meeting in Rock Springs, WY, 10/01/2011.
Use the tool below to hear Jane's introduction to George Lakoff's theory of political origins from his book "Don't Think of an Elephant".
Apply this approach to categorizing the frame to look beneath the rhetoric to the origins of thought and expose what worldview is accepted and practiced by the individual.
Jane is a resident of Casper and a member of the Natrona County Democratic Party, Wyoming.
