Holliday's Grammatical metaphor, conceptualization and linguistic construal.

Grammatical Acquisition and Linguistic Selection

Linguistic evidence and grammatical theory.

This article surveys the major kinds of empirical evidence used by linguists, with a particular focus on the relevance of the evidence to the goals of generative grammar. After a background section overviewing the objectives and assumptions of that framework, three broad kinds of data are considered in the three subsequent sections: corpus data, judgment data, and (other) experimental data. The...

THE CONCEPTUALIZATION OF GRAMMATICAL NUMBER by Gerret

Annotation of Linguistic and Conceptual Metaphor

The study of metaphor dates back to the times of Aristotle and touches on various aspects of human reasoning and multiple disciplines. Since the first inquiries, the theory of metaphor has evolved significantly under the influence of linguistic and psychological findings [3, 63, 31, 29, 25, 15, 4, 17, 18], and the establishment of the fields of artificial intelligence [2, 45], cognitive science...

Towards Creative Humanoid Conceptualization Learning from Metaphor-Guided Pretense Play

This paper describes a newly proposed approach towards investigating how social humanoid robots can learn creative conceptualizations through interaction with children in metaphor-guided pretense play using a componential creativity framework. We describe this metaphor-guided pretense play approach and then illustrate it by describing a social robot interaction pretense play scenario between a ...