2013•Journal of Language Teaching and ResearchOpen access

Cognitive Context’s Role in Discourse Production

Lihong Shen

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RelevanceTheory's unique view about context is cognitive context, which is dramatically different from the traditional view on context.Cognition varies with each individual so different people will produce different texts even though they are in the same social and cultural context.This paper is dedicated to the studies of cognitive context's role in discourse production.

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Key concepts: Production (economics), Context (archaeology), Cognition, Psychology, Cognitive psychology, Cognitive science, History, Economics