The meaning of time: polysemy, the lexicon and conceptual structure

By V. Evans. Journal of Linguistics, 2005

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Behavioral profiles: A corpus-based approach to cognitive semantic analysis (2009, unknown): “In the domain of polysemy, cognitive semanticists typically {ace issues which center on the questions of how to determine whether two usage events are sufficiently similar to be considered instantiations of a single sense and how to establish the prototypicality of a sense/several senses; we adopt E”
Space-to-time mappings and temporal concepts (2006, background): “I propose that we abandon the assumption that the abstract concept of time needs to be stated in the mapping: the abstract concept of time does not correlate in an obvious way with anything in experience, and may well be a concept that many cultures do not have (cf. Evans 2005).”