Intelligence: From sensations to Contrast, Opposition and Numbers

Abstract

While neuroscience dissects the brain's intricate circuitry, and psychology studies the intricate interplay of internal thoughts and external actions, cognitive linguistics delves into the embodied expressions through which private sensations and thoughts are transformed into public forms in arts, engineering, science, mathematics, and natural language. This approach seeks to understand how the body shapes the communication of knowledge, concepts, and experiences among people and contributes to the extended concept of intelligence.