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 LANGUAGE AND COGNITION Volume 7 | Issue 4 | December 2015 ISSN 1866-9808

LANGUAGE AND COGNITION

An interdisciplinary journal of language
and cognitive science

Contents
Cognitive Linguistics and interactional
discourse: time to enter into dialogue
Elisabeth Zima & Geert Brne
Spoken language usage events
Alan Cienki
Local meaning-negotiation, activity types,
LANGUAGE AND COGNITION
Conversation, Construction Grammar,
and cognition An interdisciplinary journal of language
Kerstin Fischer
and cognitive science
Epistemic inclination and factualization:
a synchronic and diachronic study
on the semantic gradience of
factuality ERRATUM

Volume 7 | Issue 4 | December 2015

and the current-discourse-space model Vittorio Tantucci
Andreas Langlotz
Epistemic inclination and factualization:
What you see is what you do: on the a synchronic and diachronic study General Editors
relationship between gaze and gesture on the semantic gradience of Daniel Casasanto
in multimodal alignment factuality CORRIGENDUM Seana Coulson
Bert Oben & Geert Brne Vittorio Tantucci Vyvyan Evans
Christopher Hart
David Kemmerer
Laura Michaelis
Chris Sinha

L&C
Special issue on Cognitive Linguistics and
Interactional Discourse
Guest Editors Elisabeth Zima and Geert Brne

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