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The Primary Need of Man to Respect in the Quranic Perspective, Emphasizing Structural and Cognitive Semantics [PDF]
Providing human need for respect, merit and power leads to his self-esteem, self-realization and success and inflict a blow to this need also causes feelings of weakness and humiliation.
mahdi safurayi +2 more
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Towards a model-theoretic framework for describing the semantic aspects of cognitive processes
Semantics is one of the most challenging aspects of cognitive architectures. Mathematical logic, or linguistics, highlights that semantics is essential to human cognition.
Sergio MIGUEL TOMÉ
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A Mathematical Model of the Cognitive Semantics of the English Preposition ON
This study aims to present a mathematical linguistic analysis in establishing the relations between TRs, LMs, potential senses, and actual senses by using the case of the preposition on found in academic texts under the framework of Trajector (TR) and ...
Ruswan Dallyono +2 more
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The Cognitive Study of the Semantic Network of the "-ku:" Enclitic in Tangestani Dialect [PDF]
One of the main concepts in cognitive linguistics is that each unit of language has a semantic network. In this approach, morpheme, categories, and syntactic constructs all have a symbolic unit.
Heydar Yazdanshenas +3 more
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Cross-linguistic influence of propositional and lexical semantics errors in Indonesian learner texts
Advanced language acquisition applies rigorous understanding of the target language (TL) which oftentimes achieved by comparing mother tongue features to the TL.
Devina Devina
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COGNITIVE SEMANTICS ANALYSIS OF ANIMAL PROVERBS IN TOBA LANGUAGE
This cognitive semantics study analyzed animal proverbs in Batak Toba language. Descriptive qualitative methods were employed in this study. Preliminary research data were collected from the Umpama and Umapasa Collection of Batak Toba languages written ...
Elza Leyli Lisnora Saragih, M. Mulyadi
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AbstractThe words and grammar of any language encode a vast array of complex prepackaged concepts, most of them language‐specific and culture‐related. These concepts are manipulated routinely in almost every waking hour of most people's lives. They are largely acquired in infancy and they are intersubjectively shared among members of the speech ...
Goddard, Cliff, Wierzbicka, Anna
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The article is devoted to the analysis of the problem of determining the value factor in the semantic structure of proverbs in relation to the problem of cognitive-pragmatic modeling of proverbial semantics.
Natalia N. Semenenko
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Active Zone Constructions in Shape Adjectives: An Example of the Adjective Yuvarlak
Cognitive semantics, which has gained acceleration in the last ten years, is a point of view that sees individual’s perception and cognitive level as variables in meaning production process.
Ayşe Eda GÜNDOĞDU
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Why Cognitive Semantics Says Meaning Is Conceptualization
Cognitive semantics relates linguistic expressions to conceptual structures. Different from traditional ideas of semantics, which claim that meaning has nothing to do with perception, cognitive semantics holds the idea that meanings are perceptually ...
Yuqing Lin
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