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Epistemic Stance in Dialogue: Knowing, Unknowing, BelievingAndrzej Zuczkowski, Ramona Bongelli and Ilaria Riccioni
[Dialogue Studies 29] 2017
► pp. 23–43
Andrzej Zuczkowski, Ramona Bongelli and Ilaria Riccioni
[Dialogue Studies 29] 2017
► pp. 23–43
Chapter 2Linguistic background
Article outline
- 2.1The semantic interpretation of texts/dialogues
- 2.2Natural and theoretical interpretation
- 2.3Sense-interpretation as a natural process
- 2.4Sense-interpretation as a theoretical process
- 2.5Atomic Text
- 2.6Linguistic features of performative, world-constitutive and descriptive propositions
- 2.7Classification of world-constitutive verbs in relation to verb tenses in descriptive propositions
- 2.8World-constitutive vs. descriptive use of world-constitutive verbs
- 2.9The asymmetry of the world-constitutive and performative verbs
- 2.10The theoretical definition of text
- 2.11How we use Petőfi’s Atomic Text in our research
- 2.12Evidentiality
- 2.13Epistemicity
- 2.14How are certainty and uncertainty communicated?
- 2.15Whose certainty/uncertainty?
- 2.16Truth/falsehood
- 2.17Correlate-interpretation as a natural process
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