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Irony: unspecific communication and its advantages. Brain-to-brain with Dr. Asya Achimova. Special #5
Every sentence that we speak can conceal a myriad of meanings. Dr. Asya Achimova is exploring linguistic nuance: While some researchers assume ambiguity to be hindering in communication, Asya Achimova explores how we resolve and intentionally use ambiguous language.
She did her PhD in Cognitive Psychology at Rutgers University in New Jersey and is currently the substitute professor for Cognitive Modeling at the Institute of Cognitive in Osnabrück.
Listen to this episode if you want to know more about why irony sometimes fails and what the theoretical basics for this mismatch are.
Credits:
Produced by: Sophie Kühne and Alina Ohnesorge
Logo by: Annika Richter
Music by: Jan-Luca Schröder
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By Sophie Kühne, Sönke Lülf, Elisa PalmeEvery sentence that we speak can conceal a myriad of meanings. Dr. Asya Achimova is exploring linguistic nuance: While some researchers assume ambiguity to be hindering in communication, Asya Achimova explores how we resolve and intentionally use ambiguous language.
She did her PhD in Cognitive Psychology at Rutgers University in New Jersey and is currently the substitute professor for Cognitive Modeling at the Institute of Cognitive in Osnabrück.
Listen to this episode if you want to know more about why irony sometimes fails and what the theoretical basics for this mismatch are.
Credits:
Produced by: Sophie Kühne and Alina Ohnesorge
Logo by: Annika Richter
Music by: Jan-Luca Schröder