Vol. 1 (1999): Special issue: Cognitive Linguistics

Journal of English Studies, 1 (1999): Cognitive Linguistics

Editor: Francisco J. Ruiz de Mendoza (University of La Rioja, Spain)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18172/jes.vol1

Published: 29-05-1999

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Some reflections on the origins of cognitive linguistics

Enrique Bernárdez Sanchís

9-27
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What's in a title? The strategic use of metaphor and metonymy in "Some like it hot"

María del Rosario Caballero Rodríguez

29-43
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The R files : applying relevance model to conspiracy theory fallacies

Roser Martínez Sánchez, Carolina Figueras Solanilla, David Casacuberta Sevilla

45-55
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The cognitive motivation for adjective sequences in attribution

René Dirven

57-67
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Imagination and nonliterality : a case study of superhuman entities in religion

María Dolores Fernández de la Torre Madueño

69-80
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When consequences are causes : Texts as guided paths

Carlos Inchaurralde Besga

81-96
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Conceptualization of events, semantic relations between constructions and topology : a catastrophe theoretic study of "get" and "be"

Juana Isabel Marín Arrese

97-117
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The contribution of cognitive anthropolinguistics to educational linguistics

José Manuel Martín Morillas

119-144
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The metaphorical use of "on"

Ignasi Navarro Ferrando

145-164
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A cognitive view on bilingualism and "bilingual" teaching and learning

Susanne Niemeier

165-185
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Subsidiarity relationships between image-schemas : an approach to the force schema

María Sandra Peña Cervel

187-207
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Grounding politeness

Lorena Pérez Hernández

209-236
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The role of cognitive mechanism in making inferences

Francisco José Ruiz de Mendoza Ibáñez

237-255
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Lexical structure, lexical concepts and metaphorical concepts : the case of "change" verbs in English

Jesús M. Sánchez García

257-269
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Semantic structure, realtional networks, and domains of reference

Francisco Santibáñez Sáenz

271-288
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Vol. 1 (1999): Special issue: Cognitive Linguistics

Full Issue

Some reflections on the origins of cognitive linguistics

What's in a title? The strategic use of metaphor and metonymy in "Some like it hot"

The R files : applying relevance model to conspiracy theory fallacies

The cognitive motivation for adjective sequences in attribution

Imagination and nonliterality : a case study of superhuman entities in religion

When consequences are causes : Texts as guided paths

Conceptualization of events, semantic relations between constructions and topology : a catastrophe theoretic study of "get" and "be"

The contribution of cognitive anthropolinguistics to educational linguistics

The metaphorical use of "on"

A cognitive view on bilingualism and "bilingual" teaching and learning

Subsidiarity relationships between image-schemas : an approach to the force schema

Grounding politeness

The role of cognitive mechanism in making inferences

Lexical structure, lexical concepts and metaphorical concepts : the case of "change" verbs in English

Semantic structure, realtional networks, and domains of reference

creative commons

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