What's in a schema? Bodily mimesis and the grounding of language
What's in a schema? Bodily mimesis and the grounding of language
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架构中有什么?
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2005
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J. Zlatev
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J. Zlatev
The chapter defines mimetic schemas as dynamic, concrete and preverbal representations, involving the body image, which are accessible to consciousness, and pre-reflectively shared in a community. Mimetic schemas derive from a uniquely human capacity for bodily mimesis (Donald 1991; Zlatev, Persson and Gardenfors 2005) and are argued to play a key role in language acquisition, language evolution and the linking of phenomenal experience and shared meaning. In this sense they are suggested to provide a "grounding" of language which is more adequate than that of image schemas. By comparing the two concepts along six different dimensions: representation, accessibility to consciousness, level of abstractness, dynamicity, sensory modality and (inter) subjectivity the term "image schema" is shown to be highly polysemous, which is problematic for a concept that purports to be foundational within Cognitive Linguistics. (Less)
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10.1101/sqb.1990.055.01.077
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1990
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Cold Spring Harbor symposia on quantitative biology
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Arnold,DB;Robinson,DA
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Robinson,DA
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56.9
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ANDERSEN, RA;ESSICK, GK;SIEGEL, RM
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SIEGEL, RM