Vyvyan Evans covers all aspects of the relationship between language and mind, as well as applications and extensions of cognitive linguistics to the study of text, literature, discourse, and society. Bursting with new content and presented in a new 5-part structure, the book has been fully revised and extensively updated throughout to deliver the complete guide to the cognitive linguistic enterprise. Brand new additions include: an innovative new chapter exploring key topics in language science, a new chapter introducing the range of research methods and approaches for studying human language, mind and behaviour and new chapters exploring areas such as access semantics and meaning construction, conceptual structure, the nature of space, time, gesture and sign language.
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September 1, 1968
Vyvyan Evans is a leading linguist whose work delves into cognitive linguistics and its impact on our understanding of language. He investigates how our perceptions of space and time shape our thoughts and expressions. Evans explores lexical and compositional semantics, as well as figurative language and abstract cognition. He is also the architect behind the influential Theory of Lexical Concepts and Cognitive Models.
