… Blind people, for instance, are hampered by the lack of vision simply because visual …
Vision manages to capture many details at once, while auditory or tactile information must …

… various degree of cognitive impairment and healthy … cognitive-linguistic challenging discourse
task could differentiate persons with a cognitive decline from those with a stable cognitive …

… analogues in other areas of cognitive experience, including vision and action. This opens …
relations within Cognitive Linguistics. We have focussed on the context of news discourse and …

… The claim was that language gets its own ring-fenced mental processor, areas of which
cannot be accessed by other cognitive systems such as movement or vision. Furthermore, this …

… of cognitive mental model theory as a model for the analysis of visual and multimodal discourse
… with the nature as well as limitations of human vision, making it more likely that they will …

… cognitive models and the models of spatial cognition in particular which made the most
significant contribution to positioning and discourse … to establish the target vision construed by the …

… In Experiment 1, we examined the effects of beat gesture and contrastive accenting on
cognitive load during spoken discourse comprehension within a context in which these cues were …

… Participants were right-handed with normal or corrected-to-normal vision and no history
of head trauma, and were on no psychoactive medication. Before participating in the study, …

… But we who are interested in a synoptic vision want to understand how the grasp of a
natural language, as a basis for the exercise of discursive cognition, is related both to the …

… Its chapters contribute to discourse about repositioning situated cognition theory within the …
cumulative vision to the book--its theme is that the notion of the individual in situated cognition …