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Mazzarella, Diana
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Mazzarella, Diana
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Professeure ordinaire
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diana.mazzarella@unine.ch
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- PublicationAccès librePragmatics and epistemic vigilance: The deployment of sophisticated interpretative strategies(2015-12-1)Sperber (1994) suggests that competent hearers can deploy sophisticated interpretative strategies in order to cope with deliberate deception or to avoid misunderstandings due to speaker’s incompetence. This paper investigates the cognitive underpinnings of sophisticated interpretative strategies and suggests that they emerge from the interaction between a relevance-guided comprehension procedure and epistemic vigilance mechanisms. My proposal sheds new light on the relationship between comprehension and epistemic assessment. While epistemic vigilance mechanisms are typically assumed to assess the believability of the output of the comprehension system (Sperber et al, 2010), I argue that epistemic assessment plays an additional role in determining this very output.
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- PublicationAccès libreProcessing metaphor: The role of conventionality, familiarity and dominance(2014-12-15)
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- PublicationAccès libreContexts: Everything you always wanted to know about context (but were afraid to ask)(2022-12-1)
; - PublicationAccès libreFace Management and Negative Strengthening: The Role of Power Relations, Social Distance, and Gender(2021-9-27)
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