Mental mirrors : metacognition in social knowledge and communication

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Mental mirrors : metacognition in social knowledge and communication

edited by Charles Antaki and Alan Lewis

Sage, c1986

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Bibliography: p. 117-126

Includes indexes

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In Mental Mirrors, the metaphor of the mind as a mirror is used to investigate the relationship between internal thoughts and beliefs and the outside world. The authors claim that social knowledge is reflexive in two ways: the mind is a mirror that sees its own contents; and the mind reflects its own image as represented by other minds. The examination of metacognitions - which involve 'beliefs about beliefs' - is central to their investigation. This stimulating and provocative book will add considerably to the literature of psychology, linguistics and philosophy.

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PART ONE: FOUNDATIONS Mental Mirrors - Charles Antaki and Alan Lewis Metacognition in Social Knowledge The Philosophical Basis of Cognition and Metacognition - Glen Langford PART TWO: PERSONAL AND INTERPERSONAL KNOWLEDGE Recursiveness in Interpersonal Cognition - David K Miell and Dorothy E Miell Metacognition in Interpersonal Relations and Persuasive Communication - Alan Lewis Some Pilot Experiments Mirroring and Social Metacognition - Terry Honess PART THREE: THE DEVELOPMENT OF KNOWLEDGE AND COMMUNICATION Metalinguistic Awareness in Children's Acquisition of Literacy - David Barton Knowledge and Communication in Children - Mary Hamilton PART FOUR: RECURSIVENESS IN HUMAN SYSTEMS Metaphenomena and Change - Andrew Lock

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