Space in Language and Cognition

By Yvon Keromnes. 2007

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Gesture in Spatial Cognition: Expressing, Communicating, and Thinking About Spatial Information (2005, background): “As Levinson (2003) eloquently stated, Unreflective gesture gives us insight into another level of mental life, representations of space that are at least partially independent of language, and that seem close to the very heart of our spatial thinking and spatial imagery.”
CROSSLINGUISTIC INFLUENCE AND CONCEPTUAL TRANSFER: WHAT ARE THE CONCEPTS? (2005, background): “In a book-length study, Levinson (2003) expands on the findings of Pederson et al. (1998), reporting followup work with larger groups of individuals, with a larger sample of languages, with more kinds of experimental tasks, and with procedures to distinguish possible environmental influences only…”
Space, time, and the use of language : an investigation of relationships (2007, background): “Various different classifications and models have been proposed, and the literature offers a variety of overviews and discussions of advantages and shortcomings of specific views (e.g., Levinson 2003 ).”
Epistemics in social interaction (2018, background): “(Levinson, 2004: 114) Levinson goes on to observe that ‘in order to speak Guugu Yimithirr, it is necessary to carry out some kind of specialised background computation of orientation and direction’ (Levinson, 2004: 115).”
Dual-inheritance theory: The evolution of human cultural capacities and cultural evolution (2007, background): “These groups are sometimes the loci of cooperation and collective action (Henrich and Henrich, in press, Chapter 9), as well as out group hatred (LeVine and Campbell, 1972).”