Original scientific article
Page 383 - 421
The EK construction in Xhosa: A cognitive account
E-mail: andrason@sun.ac.za
Stellenbosch University
Stellenbosch University
Abstract: Developed within the frame of cognitive linguistics, this paper argues that the entire syntactic and semantic profile of the EK gram can be unified and viewed as coherent by modeling it as a map of di...
Original scientific article
Page 87 - 107
Pattern versus process concepts of grammar and mind: A cognitive-functional perspective
University of Antwerp
Abstract: This paper focuses on one element dividing Cognitive Linguistics and more traditional
functional linguistic approaches to grammar, viz. the contrast between the
construction oriented approach predomin...
Original scientific article
Page 141 - 169
Morphosemantic fields in the analysis of Croatian vocabulary
E-mail: ida.raffaelli@ffzg.hr
Sveučilište u Zagrebu
University of Zagreb
Abstract: This paper presents the morphosemantic field model, claiming that it is relevant in
the description of lexical structures in grammatically-motivated languages such as
Croatian. Arguments are presented...
Original scientific article
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Prepositional categories and prototypes: Contrasting some Russian, Slovenian, Croatian and Polish examples
E-mail: saric@rz.uni-leipzig.de
Geisteswissenschaftliches Zentrum, Geschichte und Kultur Ostmitteleuropas, Leipzig
Abstract: The subject of this article is the interface between the Croatian prepositions na
and u (as well as the interface between their Russian, Slovenian and Polish
equivalents), and the meaning of the prepo...
Original scientific article
E-mail: sanel.h.jurida@untz.ba
Univerzitet u Tuzli
Abstract: The rapidly emerging terminology associated with the Internet and its use result in highly figurative use of the terminology in this domain (the Internet), and its supporting technology (the computers...
Original scientific article
Sveučilište u Trstu i Sveučilište u Rijeci
Abstract: Ever since the Chomskyan views revolutionised the scientific study of
language, we have been expecting to see groundbreaking results relative to the
workings of the human language faculty. Unfortunate...
Original scientific article
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Metaphor and metonymy in legal texts
E-mail: adisa.imamovic@untz.ba
Sveučilište u Tuzli
Abstract: Legal discourse has been studied so far by numerous linguists and legal experts. Linguistic studies have predominantly focused on stylistic elements of the legal register, such as morphological and sy...