Invisible, visible, grammaticalization

Ströbel, Liane

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“…pas 'not a step'), etc. (Stroebel, 2011(Stroebel, , 2016a. The psychological reality of all of these examples rests on the activation of the same sensorimotor cortex, regardless of whether an action is carried out or simply imagined, (Gallese & Lakoff, 2005).…”

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How (sub)morphological relicts of perceptual parameters still influence the synchronic use & even might had an impact on the United States presidential election

Stroebel

2017

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This contribution focuses on the close link between sensorimotor actions and language. The interaction between perceptual and conceptual parameters will be illustrated in detail and from different perspectives via specific examples. Furthermore, the analysis will extend beyond morphological evidence to include the role of sub morphological relicts of perceptual and conceptual parameters. It will also raise the question of whether submorphemic knowledge might have had an impact on the United States presidential election and helped Donald Trump to become the 45th President of the United States. In short, this paper seeks to tackle three questions: first, how aware are we that words are never „innocent“, second, how transparent are words, and finally, is it possible to sketch semantic mappings from the initial encoding strategies on to the synchronic „power“ of a given word.

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How (sub)morphological relicts of perceptual parameters still influence the synchronic use & even might had an impact on the United States presidential election

Stroebel

2017

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“…pas 'not a step'), etc. (Ströbel, 2010(Ströbel, , 2011. In all these examples the underlying strategy is based on the fact that not only the same brain areas are activated whether we ful ll or just imagine an action, but that we can also imagine a sensory-motor task, such as grasping an object without actually grasping it (Gallese and Lako , 2005) and that is exactly what makes sensory-motor concepts so suitable for rendering abstract entities less abstract by connecting them to concrete bodily actions (Ströbel, 2014).…”

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Introduction: Sensory Motor Concepts – at the Crossroad between Language & Cognition

Ströbel¹

2021

Proceedings of the International Conference "Sensory Motor Concepts in Language &Amp; Cognition"

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This book presents selected papers from the conference "Sensory Motor Concepts in Language and Cognition" organized by the DFG Collaborative Research Center 991: "The Structure of Representations in Language, Cognition, and Science" and held from December 01-03 at the University of Düsseldorf, Germany. It brings together researchers working in the elds of computer linguistics, linguistics, literary, neuroscience, philosophy and psychology, whose work contributes to the interdisciplinary study of cognitive phenomena, speci cally in the exploration of the role of sensory motor concepts for language and cognition in general. The aim of this book is to uncover hidden potentials and available prospects of inter and trans-disciplinary research in the eld of sensory motor concepts by de ning common interests and objectives, and sketching paths for a fruitful interdisciplinary cross-fertilization, cooperative projects, and research transfer. What is so fascinating about sensory-motor concepts? According to Barsalou, mental representations used in cognitive tasks are grounded in the sensory-motor system. Therefore it is assumed that the human system of concepts cannot be regarded as either abstract or amodal, but as immediately anchored in the perception, experience and simulation of sensory-motor actions (Barsalou, 2008). This assumption is supported by the following facts: a) sensory-motor knowledge is the most speci c and best-di erentiated concrete human experience we possess, and b) sensorymotor concepts are not only conceptually simple and easy to encode given the fact that they are part of our everyday life, but due to their semantic complexity they can

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Framing Effects in the Media Coverage of the Migrant Crisis in the French Press (2015 vs. 2018)

Ströbel

2023

Linguistik in Empirie Und Theorie/Empirical and Theoretical Linguistics

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Invisible, visible, grammaticalization

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How (sub)morphological relicts of perceptual parameters still influence the synchronic use & even might had an impact on the United States presidential election

How (sub)morphological relicts of perceptual parameters still influence the synchronic use & even might had an impact on the United States presidential election

Introduction: Sensory Motor Concepts – at the Crossroad between Language & Cognition

Framing Effects in the Media Coverage of the Migrant Crisis in the French Press (2015 vs. 2018)

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