Cognitive Linguistics in Action ：From Theory to Application and Back ( Applications of Cognitive Linguistics )

Publication subTitle ：From Theory to Application and Back

Publication series ：Applications of Cognitive Linguistics

Author： Elzbieta Tabakowska   Michal Choinski   Lukasz Wiraszka  

Publisher： De Gruyter Mouton‎

Publication year： 2010

E-ISBN: 9783110226096

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9783110205817

Subject： H09 Chinese teaching

Keyword： Cognitive linguistics applied linguistics

Language： ENG

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Description

The book gathers papers delineating new perspectives for Cognitive Linguistics research. While prominent scholars demonstrate how application can inform theory, their younger colleagues prove the value of CL methodologies in novel applications. The book is also of use to scholars of other disciplines, such as discourse and translation studies, theology, rhetoric, speech therapy and so forth.

Chapter

Table of Contents

pp.：  1 – 5

Frontmatter

pp.：  1 – 1

Theory informing applications, applications informing theory

pp.：  5 – 7

Looking back at 30 years of Cognitive Linguistics

pp.：  7 – 19

Recontextualizing Grammar: Underlying trends in thirty years of Cognitive Linguistics

pp.：  19 – 77

How theory informs teaching and how teaching informs theory

pp.：  77 – 109

Why not? Prototypes and blocking of language change in Russian verbs

pp.：  109 – 131

A prototype-based taxonomy of idiomatic expressions

pp.：  131 – 151

Control and the mind/body duality: Knowing vs. e¤ecting

pp.：  151 – 171

A discourse perspective to nominal reference-point constructions

pp.：  171 – 215

Lexicalizing indirect path: Focus on Finnish motion verbs

pp.：  215 – 247

A cognitive approach to parenthetical speech

pp.：  247 – 279

Using RST to analyze subjectivity in text and talk

pp.：  279 – 299

Typology meets witness narratives and memory: Theory and practice entwined in Cognitive Linguistics

pp.：  299 – 323

Cross-cultural variation in idiomatic expression: Insights from Conceptual Metaphor Theory and implications for Translation Studies

pp.：  323 – 351

Mundane Transcendence? Conceptualisations of faith in prosperity theology

pp.：  351 – 377

From GOD IS A FATHER to GOD IS A FRIEND. Conceptual integration in metaphors for God in Christian discourse

pp.：  377 – 393

Backmatter

pp.：  393 – 415

LastPages

pp.：  415 – 418

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