COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS: A NEW PERSPECTIVE ON LANGUAGE AND THOUGHT
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14533542Keywords:
Cognitive linguistics, language and cognition, Conceptual Metaphor Theory, Frame Semantics, Construction Grammar, interdisciplinary linguistics, language teaching, artificial intelligence, cultural studies, cross-cultural communication, language acquisition, natural language processing, neuro-linguistics, computational linguistics, cognitive schemas, cultural linguistics.Abstract
Cognitive linguistics has introduced a paradigm shift in understanding language as an integral component of human cognition rather than merely a linguistic phenomenon. This paper explores the core principles and methodologies of cognitive linguistics, emphasizing its interdisciplinary nature and practical applications. We highlight the evolution, central theories, and implications of this field in addressing the relationship between language, thought, and culture.
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