Motivating the Symbolic Towards a Cognitive Theory of the Linguistic Sign Sounds Meaning Communication 1st Edition by Hubert Kowalewski ISBN 9783631671078 3631671075

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ISBN 10: 3631671075
ISBN 13: 9783631671078
Author: Hubert Kowalewski

Motivating the Symbolic Towards a Cognitive Theory of the Linguistic Sign Sounds Meaning Communication 1st Edition Table of contents:

Chapter 1. Cognitive Linguistics: Language vs. Reality

1.1 Basic assumptions

1.1.1 Cognitive vs. generative grammar

1.1.2 Symbolic units

1.2 Categorization

1.2.1 Aristotelian vs. prototype models of categorization

1.2.1.1 Early research into prototype categorization

1.2.1.2 Family resemblance and encyclopedic knowledge

1.2.1.3 Taxonomies of categories

1.2.2 Alternative models of categorization

1.3 Metaphor and metonymy

1.3.1 Metaphor – linguistic or conceptual?

1.3.2 Systematicity and partiality of metaphorical mappings

1.3.3 Grounding of metaphors and embodiment

1.3.4 Metonymy as a conceptual device

1.3.5 Metonymy: between reference and signification

1.4 Subjectification

Chapter 2. Dyads, tryads, and tetrads: the major models of the sign

2.1 Ferdinand Saussure

2.1.1 Langage, langue, parole

2.1.2 The linguistic sign

2.1.3 Language as a system

2.1.4 Arbitrariness and motivation

2.2 Charles Sanders Peirce

2.2.1 Firstness, Secondness, Thirdness

2.2.2 Sign

2.3 The sign in cognitive linguistics

2.3.1 Partial autonomy of phonological and conceptual structures

2.3.2 Plunging into the depth: from semiotic dyad to semiotic tetrad

Chapter 3. Towards a theory of motivation

3.1 Another look at Saussure and Peirce

3.2 Towards a definition

3.2.1 What counts as motivation?

3.2.2 Reasons for redefining naturalness

3.2.3 Untying the Gordian knot (of terminology)

3.3 Factors of motivation

3.3.1 Conceptualized similarity

3.3.2 Conceptualized contiguity

3.3.3 Conventionality

3.3.4 Concerted motivation

3.4 Subjectifying the symbolic

3.4.1 Silverfish and frostbite

3.4.2 Skylight

3.4.3 Laser

3.5 Limits of the new approach

Chapter 4. Practical applications of the new framework

4.1 Cuckoo

4.2 Grasshopper

4.3 Monokini

4.4 -punk

4.5 Dress out

4.6 Packet Internet Groper

4.7 Knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge…

4.7.1 Sound symbolism and imitative iconicity

4.7.2 Structural iconicity

Concluding remarks

References

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