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SHARED LINGUISTIC COGNITION: LINGUISTIC MARKING OF METACOGNITIVE PROCESSES

SHARED LINGUISTIC COGNITION: LINGUISTIC MARKING OF METACOGNITIVE PROCESSES


Author:  T. A. Klepikova

Abstract
Linguistic cognition should be qualified and analysed as shared linguistic cog-nition for language itself evolved on interactional basis. Most linguistic categories are interactional in their nature (evidentials, logophoricity, sentential complementation, articles, etc.). The cognitive basis for linguistic interactionality is metacognition – ability to dynamically metarepresent and monitor the content of the interlocutor’s mind in the course of communication. One of the peculiar functions of linguistic metacognition is epistemic vigilance – indexing the epistemic validity of the incoming information.

Keywords:  shared linguistic cognition, interactional basis, metacognition, communication, epistemic vigilance

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