Abstract Space, time, and number are fundamental to how we act within and reason about
the world. These three experiential domains are systematically intertwined in behavior …

This article discusses two mechanisms through which understanding static mathematical
concepts (basic and more advanced mathematical concepts) in terms of fictive motions or …

The canonical history of mathematics suggests that the late 19th‐century “arithmetization” of
calculus marked a shift away from spatial‐dynamic intuitions, grounding concepts in static …

Stylistics is the study of linguistic patterns in texts. Put simply, it is the exploration and
consideration of the relationship between linguistic choice and literary interpretation. With its …

Linguistic Approaches to Literature (LAL) provides an international forum for researchers
who believe that the application of linguistic methods leads to a deeper and more far …

This article discusses perspective and frame of reference in the metaphorical description of
mathematical concepts in terms of motions, gestures, and embodied actions. When a …

Experientialist semantics has contributed to a broader notion of linguistic meaning by
emphasizing notions such as construal, perspective, metaphor, and embodiment, but has …

Many metaphor theorists argue that our mental experience of time is grounded in our
understanding of space, including motion through space. Results from recent experiments …

This article discusses the cognitive process of transforming one representation of
mathematical entities into another representation. This process, which has been called …

Cognitive Linguistics began as an apotheosis of lived experience, but has over the years
diversified into many different stands, interpreting the notion of “experience” and along with it …