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Epistemic Stance in Dialogue: Knowing, Unknowing, BelievingAndrzej Zuczkowski, Ramona Bongelli and Ilaria Riccioni
[Dialogue Studies 29] 2017
► pp. 213–261
Andrzej Zuczkowski, Ramona Bongelli and Ilaria Riccioni
[Dialogue Studies 29] 2017
► pp. 213–261
Chapter 7“Who is the killer?”
Epistemic positions in Italian crime case talk-shows
Article outline
- 7.1Introduction
- 7.2Theoretical notes
- 7.3Aims and method
- 7.4The first proof: The phone records
- 7.4.1Qualitative analysis of the first excerpt
- 7.4.2Quantitative analysis of the first excerpt
- 7.4.3Qualitative analysis of the second excerpt
- 7.4.4Quantitative analysis of the second excerpt
- 7.5The second proof: The camera’s images
- 7.5.1Qualitative analysis of the third excerpt
- 7.5.2Quantitative analysis of the third excerpt
- 7.5.3Qualitative analysis of the fourth excerpt
- 7.5.4Quantitative analysis of the fourth excerpt
- 7.5.5Qualitative analysis of the fifth excerpt
- 7.5.6Quantitative analysis of the fifth excerpt
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7.6The third proof: The car
- 7.6.1Qualitative analysis of the sixth excerpt
- 7.6.2Quantitative analysis of the sixth excerpt
- 7.6.3Summarising the quantitative results of all the six excerpts
- 7.7Conclusions
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Notes
