This is the title of my paper Is the notion of linguistic competence at all relevant in Cognitive Linguistics? CARITA PARADIS 1 Introduction Linguistic competence is a term we associate with Chomsky (e.g. 1965: Ch 1), who made the distinction between people’s knowledge of language (competence), and that knowledge put to use in real situations (performance).1 Competence is an aspect of our mental c

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Bea2.PDF An Alternative Account of the Interpretation of Referential Metonymy and Metaphori BEATRICE WARREN 1 Introduction Most modern linguists agree that metaphor and metonymy are two distinct constructions arising from two distinct cognitive operations, although they are alike in that they both involve an explicit source expression (that which is mentioned) which suggests an implicit target (in

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This is the title of my paper Towards a theory of lexical meaning as ontologies and construals CARITA PARADIS Abstract The purpose of this paper is to propose a framework of lexical meaning, broadly along the lines of Cognitive Semantics (Langacker 1987a). The paper focuses on interpretations of adjective-noun (ADJ N ) combinations in English. Within the proposed model, all aspects of meaning are

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Fabian.doc The syntax and pragmatics of exclamations and other expressive/emotional utterances1,2 FABIAN BEIJER 1 Introduction In the linguistic literature we find discussions and descriptions of linguistic phenomena such as EXPRESSIVE UTTERANCES, EXCLAMATORY UTTERANCES, EXPRESSIVE SENTENCES, EXCLAMATIONS, EXCLAMATIVES, and EXPRESSIVE SPEECH ACTS. Linguists have thus observed that there are emotio

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Why phrases probe FREDRIK HEINAT (L UND UNIVERSITY ) Abstract This paper looks at the arguments for the stipulation that only heads are probes. Three areas where there traditionally have been made a difference between heads and phrases are examined. These areas are, phrase structure, movement, and selection. The strongest argument against probing phrases seems to be selection. Furthermore, Hallman

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Lund_Book_concate_March - Beleived to be most recent 24h00 Subjectivity and Epistemicity Corpus, discourse, and literary approaches to stance LUND STUDIES IN ENGLISH Editors Marianne Thormählen and Carita Paradis Subjectivity and Epistemicity Corpus, discourse, and literary approaches to stance Edited by Dylan Glynn University of Paris VIII Mette Sjölin Lund University Lund Studies in English (D E

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Publication Series VOL.2 From so far to so close: Stories from the present and the past *This publication is licenced under a CC BY-NC License for free access. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ @SoCloseEU @socloseeu SO-CLOSE Project www.so-close.eu Enhancing Social Cohesion through Sharing the Cultural Heritage of Forced Migrations https://twitter.com/So_close_eu https://twitter.com/So_

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