How Words Mean: Lexical Concepts, Cognitive Models, and Meaning Construction
By V. Evans. 2009
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- How Language Programs the Mind (2016, background): “But the recurring empirical result is that understanding a word involves, to varying extent, representing the real-world referents of that word (Evans, 2009; Kiefer & Pulverm€ uller, 2012).”
- Polysemy and word meaning: an account of lexical meaning for different kinds of content words (2018, background): “Whereas metonymy-based polysemies has attracted great attention from computational and formal semanticists, metaphor-based polysemy has been the focus of a good number of studies within the Cognitive Linguistics tradition, starting with Lakoff (1987) and Brugmann’s (1988) work on the polysemy of ove”