The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics Part 126 docx
The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics Part 126 docx
... reference implies the notion of lack of produc-
tivity and living on the resources of other species. In the line of Hawkins’s analysis,
Santa Ana (2003: 208) traces the same mechanism in the anti-Latino ... English and other European languages.
Crucial to an understanding of the ideological function of these metaphors
is the notion of ‘‘perspective.’’ Throughout t...
The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics Part 8 docx
... the
levels of investigation in cognitive science. The most basic organizing criterion of
this theoretical framework is the scale of the relative physical sizes of the phenomena
which produce the different ... various levels of investi-
gation due to the constraints of the observational apparatus and method, the
‘‘Tasks’’ column of this theoretical framework s...
The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics Part 11 docx
... verhagen
at the end of section 3). But it may also consist in an increase of the role of the
construal relation or the ground in the profile of an expression, or (what ultimately
may be part of the same ... charge of the election process and has
just completed the count of the votes). The use of might relates to the epistemic
stance of the president....
The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics Part 22 docx
... reflection of the nature of Cognitive Linguistics as it is
understood by its practitioners. If Cognitive Linguistics is the study of ways in
which features of language reflect other aspects of human ... to a unified theory of the structure of human
behavior. The Hague: Mouton.
Quinn, Naomi. 1991. The cultural basis of metaphor. In James W. Fernandez, ed., Beyond...
The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics Part 31 docx
... most of
the components just identified do not come readily to mind on hearing the verb pry.
(3) a. I pried the board off the wall.
b. I pulled the board off the wall.
c. I flipped the board off the ... are taken to be the relevant
ones.
(9) a. The landlord rented the apartment to the tenant.
b. The tenant rented the apartment from the landlord.
Factor Ba2 underli...
The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics Part 42 docx
... blends out of the same inputs. The process is the
same in all of them, but the results are different. In The shovel is safe, the child is the
victim in the blend if we are concerned about the shovel’s ... space, we have the event of 1853; in a second, we have
the event of 1993. These are the input spaces to the blend. There is a partial cross-
space mapping t...
The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics Part 46 docx
... involved. These struc-
tures include the interlocutors’ apprehension of each other, of their interaction, of
the context, and of the ongoing discourse itself. With respect to generative doc-
trine, Cognitive ... 17
COGNITIVE
GRAMMAR
ronald w. langacker
1. Background
Research leading to the formulation of Cognitive Grammar began in the spring of
1976. On the...
The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics Part 64 docx
... mixing of
spheres in metaphor is the following: ‘‘A boy, eight years of age, observes the mo-
tion of the long antennae of a butterfly and explains that the animal is ‘knitting
socks’ (motion of knitting ... Mouton de Gruyter.
cognitive linguistics and the history of linguistics 607
interconnected nodes or nections. All the information, however, is in the in-
te...
The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics Part 85 docx
... one in which the state of the room being dark
follows but does not precede the event of the first sentence.
(35) John switched off the light. It was pitch dark in the room because
the Venetian ... the basis of the grammatical constructions in which they occur.
(He makes a similar point for the test involving adverbials as in 27 and 28). Croft,
therefore, seriously que...
The Oxford Handbook of Cognitive Linguistics Part 90 docx
... the voice pattern in which the event is construed. In these lan-
guages, the selection of a participant as the trajector of the clause implies no de-
motion of other participants. In this respect, ... trajector, as is the case for the languages of the Philippines, voice is very
productive and flexible. Indeed, the selection of a particular participant as the tra-...
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