: Papers in Cognitive-Stratificational Linguistics . James E. Copeland, Philip W. Davis.

And Philip W

Messenger R N A that code for the /x chain of secreted (s) and cell surface (m) immunoglobul in M (IgM) differ in size ~ m R N A are 2.4 kilobases [kb]; ~m m R N A are 2.7 kb) and in sequence at their 3' termini (1-4). These sequences predict two different carboxy terminal amino acid sequences and account for peptide (5-7) as well as hydrophobici ty (8, 9) differences that have been shown for t...

Kopecka Cognitive Linguistics by W . Croft and D . a . Cruse

The notion of cognitive linguistics first appeared in the 1970's, largely as a response to the shortcomings of truth-conditional semantics and generative grammar. Since then it has attracted the interest of a number of scholars, giving rise to a complex discipline encompassing the study of semantics, syntax, morphology, as well as reaching other disciplines of linguistic investigations, such as...

Santa Barbara Papers in Linguistics

James W. Valentine

Jim Valentine went to college on the GI Bill (a WWII veterans privilege) and has been there ever since; at present he is Professor of Integrative Biology, Emeritus, at UC Berkeley. His early research was on what is now called macroecology, working with fossil marine faunas, leading to a book, Evolutionary Paleoecology of the Marine Biosphere. Those studies continue today, chiefly with colleague...

Cognitive Linguistics

Cognitive linguistics has emerged in the last twenty-five years as a powerful approach to the study of language, conceptual systems, human cognition, and general meaning construction. It addresses within language the structuring of basic conceptual categories such as space and time, scenes and events, entities and processes, motion and location, force and causation. It addresses the structuring...