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Epistemic Stance in Dialogue: Knowing, Unknowing, Believing
Andrzej Zuczkowski, Ramona Bongelli and Ilaria Riccioni
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Dialogue Studies
29] 2017
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Chapter 2
Linguistic background
Article outline
2.1
The semantic interpretation of texts/dialogues
2.2
Natural and theoretical interpretation
2.3
Sense-interpretation as a natural process
2.4
Sense-interpretation as a theoretical process
2.5
Atomic Text
2.6
Linguistic features of performative, world-constitutive and descriptive propositions
2.7
Classification of world-constitutive verbs in relation to verb tenses in descriptive propositions
2.8
World-constitutive vs. descriptive use of world-constitutive verbs
2.9
The asymmetry of the world-constitutive and performative verbs
2.10
The theoretical definition of text
2.11
How we use Petőfi’s Atomic Text in our research
2.12
Evidentiality
2.13
Epistemicity
2.14
How are certainty and uncertainty communicated?
2.15
Whose certainty/uncertainty?
2.16
Truth/falsehood
2.17
Correlate-interpretation as a natural process
Notes