Expressions of Modality in Conversational Interaction: A Cognitive Perspective
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This paper discusses the linguistic manifestations of modality in the speech of participants (both native and non-native speakers of English) engaged in solving math problems. It is argued that a focus on modality provides a deeper level of insight into conversational interaction by helping us uncover specific cognitive processes in the minds of individual speakers. Such a level of analysis may not be available in second language research studies that look at dialogic communication as exchange of literal messages between individuals.
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