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Langacker, Ronald W. – Language Sciences, 1993
Some basic notions of cognitive grammar are introduced in a discussion that emphasizes the importance to linguistic semantics of the way in which we construe a perceived situation. It is concluded that developing an optimal account of semantic structure and of grammatical structure are best conceived as simultaneous, mutually informative…
Descriptors: Cognitive Processes, Foreign Countries, Grammar, Linguistic Theory