Meaning, Form, and Body
edited by Fey Parrill, Vera Tobin, and Mark Turner
Meaning, Form, and Body brings together renowned figures in the field
of cognitive linguistics to discuss two related research areas in
the study of linguistics: the integration of form and meaning and
language and the human body. Among the numerous topics discussed are
grammatical constructions, conceptual integration, and gesture.
Fey Parrill is the Robson Junior Professor in the Department of
Cognitive Science at Case Western Reserve University. Vera Tobin is
a lecturer in the Department of Cognitive Science at Case Western
Reserve University. Mark Turner is Institute Professor and professor
of cognitive science at Case Western Reserve University and the
founding director of the Cognitive Science Network.
- On the Temporal Dynamics of Negated Perceptual Simulations
Sarah E. Anderson, Stephanie Huette, Teenie
Matlock, & Michael J. Spivey
- Language-Mediated Thought in 'Plural' Action
Perception
Caleb Everett
- A Multimodal Analysis of Individuals' Beliefs
and Metaphors in Words, Gestures and Drawings
Vito Evola
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Candidates Construct Vantages
Adam Głaz
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The Role of Semantic and Grammatical Context
in Sentence Production
Svetlana Gorokhova
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Conceptualizing Change as Deictic Abstract
Motion: Metaphorical and Grammatical Uses of 'Come' and 'Go' in Finnish
Tuomas Huumo & Jari Sivonen
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A Cognitive Approach to Nominative / Genitive
Conversion in Japanese
Takeshi Koguma
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Day After Day After Day
Ronald W. Langacker
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Conceptual Modeling and Sense Construction:
The Example of the French Adjective 'Curieux'
Hélène Mazaleyrat & Audrey Rudel
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Sign-Gesture Symbiosis in Brazilian Sign
Language Narrative
Leland Mccleary & Evani Viotti
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Form, Discourse, & Construction: American
English like NP
Carol Lynn Moder
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The Discourse-Organizing Function of the
aside Constructions: From a Cognitive and Discourse-Functional
Perspective
Naoki Otani
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Talking Fast: The Use of Speech Rate as Iconic Gesture
Marcus Perlman
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Werewolves in Epaulettes
Anna Pleshakova
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It's Not All About the Brain: A
Cross-Linguistic Exploration of Body Part Metaphors in Chess
Judit Simó
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Is "Generic is Specific" a Metaphor?
Karen Sullivan & Eve Sweetser
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Grammatical and Rhetorical Consequences of
Entrenchment in Conceptual Blending: Compressions Involving Change
Vera Tobin
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Perception by Body versus Mind: An
Alternative Analysis of 'Things' (MONO and KOTO) in Japanese Discourse
Nina Azumi Yoshida
Preface
April 2010
ISBN (Paperback): 9781575865942
ISBN (Cloth): 9781575865959
ISBN (Electronic): 9781575868233
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