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on formal theories of dialogue

, 2008
Neuropragmatics: neuropsychological constraints on formal theories of dialogue. Published (with modifications) in Brain and Language 59: 7-49. The modifications mentioned above consist of the following:- In the published version no mention was made of ...
Presidio Ospedaliero Ausiliatrice Torino, Maurizio Tirassa, Bruno G. Bara, Marina Zettin   +3 more
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Il contesto comunicativo nelle Sindromi dello Spettro Autistico e nella schizofrenia. Tra neurolinguistica, neuropragmatica e psicopatologia

Recentemente, una parte della ricerca in pragmatica si è concentrata sulla neurolinguistica e sulla neuropragmatica. Poiché si ritiene che il disturbo dello spettro autistico (ASD) e la schizofrenia rappresentino il nucleo più vitale della ricerca in ...
Pennisi, Paola, Bucca, Antonino
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Neuropragmatics of prosody: From contour to meaning

During verbal communication, humans regularly decode not only what is said but also why. Pragmatic theory posits that it is particularly the why – the communicative intention (illocution) of speakers – that drives the recipient’s reactions (Grice, 1957).
Sammler, D.
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The correlation between white matter integrity and pragmatic language processing in first episode schizophrenia. [PDF]

Brain Imaging Behav, 2021
Pawełczyk A, Łojek E, Żurner N, Gawłowska-Sawosz M, Gębski P, Pawełczyk T.   +5 more
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Individual Differences in Indirect Speech Act Processing Found Outside the Language Network. [PDF]

Neurobiol Lang (Camb), 2022
Bendtz K, Ericsson S, Schneider J, Borg J, Bašnáková J, Uddén J.   +5 more
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Mental states in communication [PDF]

, 1997
. This paper is concerned with the mental processes involved in intentional communication. I describe an agent's cognitive architecture as the set of cognitive dynamics (i.e., sequences of mental states with contents) she may entertain.
Tirassa, Maurizio
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A mentalist framework for linguistic and extralinguistic communication [PDF]

, 1999
We outline some components of a mentalist theory of human communicative competence. Communication in our species is an intentional and overt type of social interaction, based on each agent's capability of entertaining shared mental states and of acting ...
Bara, Bruno G., Tirassa, Maurizio
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Decomposing metaphor processing at the cognitive and neural level through functional magnetic resonance imaging

, 2011
Prior neuroimaging studies on metaphor comprehension have tended to focus on the role of the right hemisphere, without reaching consensus and leaving aside the functional architecture of this process.
Pietrini, Pietro, Pietro Pietrini, Bertinetto, Pier Marco, Bertinetto PM, Emiliano Ricciardi, Ricciardi, E, Ricciardi, Emiliano, Bambini, Valentina, Valentina Bambini, Pietrini, P, Bambini V, Ricciardi E, Gentili, Claudio, Claudio Gentili, Pier Marco Bertinetto   +14 more
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Neuropragmatics and conversation: Experimental findings on action ascription

In order to produce relevant responses in conversation, participants monitor turns at talk for the actions they perform, actions such as requests, offers, complaints, etc. (Schegloff, 2007).
Levinson, S., Chwilla, D., Gisladottir, R.   +2 more
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Neuropragmatism, the cybernetic revolution, and feeling at home in the world

Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences
Abstract In recent work, Mark Johnson has argued that a scientifically updated version of John Dewey’s pragmatism affords human beings the opportunity to feel at home in the world. This feeling at home, however, is not fully problematized, nor explored, nor resolved by Johnson.
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