Languaging, Corporality, the Individual and Society : embodiment between Representationalism and Embodied, Distributed, Biosemiotic and Enactive Cognition in Cognitive Linguistics. In cognitive linguistics, the word embodiment refers to the conceptualization of the subject’s embodied relation to the world through her motoric and multimodal sensorial involvement, along with the traces left by these representations within natural linguistic formalisms (the lexicon and constructions). In this paper, it is shown that in LC, embodiment has not been integrated into the definition of the signifier and in the characterization of speech in terms of living experience, or languaging. To account for this fact, it is to be resituated in the historical ...
The new concept of embodied cognition theories has been enthusiastically studied by the cognitive sc...
Simulation of propositional content does not sufficiently explain real-life linguistic activity, eve...
Two recurrent concerns in discussions on an embodied view of cognition are the ‘necessity question’ ...
Languaging, Corporality, the Individual and Society : embodiment between Representationalism and Em...
International audienceLanguaging, corporality, the individual and society: embodiment between repres...
International audienceSpeech has long been regarded as the encoding of ideas, and languages as forma...
International audienceEnactive cognition rejects the notion of representation as an explanatory prin...
International audienceLanguaging is best defined as an embodied technique of conceptualization: a se...
none1noEmbodied perspectives on concepts (e.g. Barsalou, 1999; Glenberg, 1997) emphasize that cognit...
The pervasive fact that human action is fundamentally embodied tends to be interpreted as evidence o...
The aim of this paper is to reflect on the character of embodiment in the framework of Cognitive Lin...
A rallying cry in some sectors of cognitive science, the embodiment of language is understood here i...
Simulation of propositional content does not sufficiently explain real-life linguistic activity, eve...
The aim of this thematic section is to build a bridge between Embodied Cognition (EC), Cognitive Lin...
For years now, leading representatives of theoretical linguistics have been arguing that humans, bei...
The new concept of embodied cognition theories has been enthusiastically studied by the cognitive sc...
Simulation of propositional content does not sufficiently explain real-life linguistic activity, eve...
Two recurrent concerns in discussions on an embodied view of cognition are the ‘necessity question’ ...
Languaging, Corporality, the Individual and Society : embodiment between Representationalism and Em...
International audienceLanguaging, corporality, the individual and society: embodiment between repres...
International audienceSpeech has long been regarded as the encoding of ideas, and languages as forma...
International audienceEnactive cognition rejects the notion of representation as an explanatory prin...
International audienceLanguaging is best defined as an embodied technique of conceptualization: a se...
none1noEmbodied perspectives on concepts (e.g. Barsalou, 1999; Glenberg, 1997) emphasize that cognit...
The pervasive fact that human action is fundamentally embodied tends to be interpreted as evidence o...
The aim of this paper is to reflect on the character of embodiment in the framework of Cognitive Lin...
A rallying cry in some sectors of cognitive science, the embodiment of language is understood here i...
Simulation of propositional content does not sufficiently explain real-life linguistic activity, eve...
The aim of this thematic section is to build a bridge between Embodied Cognition (EC), Cognitive Lin...
For years now, leading representatives of theoretical linguistics have been arguing that humans, bei...
The new concept of embodied cognition theories has been enthusiastically studied by the cognitive sc...
Simulation of propositional content does not sufficiently explain real-life linguistic activity, eve...
Two recurrent concerns in discussions on an embodied view of cognition are the ‘necessity question’ ...