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In ' Poetry and the scope of meta- phor : Toward a cognitive theory of literature ' ( 253-81 ) , MARGARET H. FREEMAN reexamines Emily Dickinson's poems within the framework of cognitive linguistics , aiming for a theory called ...
In ' Poetry and the scope of meta- phor : Toward a cognitive theory of literature ' ( 253-81 ) , MARGARET H. FREEMAN reexamines Emily Dickinson's poems within the framework of cognitive linguistics , aiming for a theory called ...
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Cognitive dimensions of social science . By MARK TURNER . New York : Oxford University Press , 2000. Pp . 183. Cloth $ 25.00 . Turner sets himself the task of establishing the role of conceptual blending ( or conceptual integration ) in ...
Cognitive dimensions of social science . By MARK TURNER . New York : Oxford University Press , 2000. Pp . 183. Cloth $ 25.00 . Turner sets himself the task of establishing the role of conceptual blending ( or conceptual integration ) in ...
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Learnability and cognition : The acquisition of argument structure . Cambridge , MA : MIT Press . PINKER , STEVEN , and PAUL BLOOM . 1990. Natural language and natural selection . Behavioral and Brain Sciences 13.707-84 .
Learnability and cognition : The acquisition of argument structure . Cambridge , MA : MIT Press . PINKER , STEVEN , and PAUL BLOOM . 1990. Natural language and natural selection . Behavioral and Brain Sciences 13.707-84 .
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