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Ambiguity is inherent to everyday human communication. It implies that there are two distinct senses assigned to one acoustic form. This research aims to contribute to an integrated interdisciplinary theory of ambiguity as a cognitive phenomenon and identify conceptual mechanisms underlying it. To this end, a variety of empirical and theoretical research methods, including referential analysis (understood in a broader sense as referring to a particular cognitive context used for disambiguation) are employed for th...

Through the implementation of the stylistic and conceptual plan, the guitarist is able to establish on an experimental basis the phenomenological issues which will then be solved gradually since the preliminary phase of reading at first sight. The simplification of the double comprehension, first achieved by the performer through the establishment of the previsionary traits of the imaginative-interpretative plan, both conceptual and stylistic, and then by the receiver, must contain the inverted decryption key for ...