Cognitive Linguistics: An Introduction

David A. Lee

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Language, Metaphor, and Cognition Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Categorization, perception, and language

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1. Basic Concepts2. Space3. Extensions from Spatial Meanings4. Radical Categories5. Constructions6. Mental Spaces7. Language Change8. Count and Mass Nouns9. Perfect and Imperfect Use of Verbs10. Causation and Agency11. Cognitive Linguistics and Discourse Analysis12. Constructivist Processes in Discourse13. Creativity and the Nature of Meaning

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1988Foundations of Cognitive Grammar 2001Concept, Image, and Symbol

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