Language and Cognition
Complexity, variation and meaning: an integrated view on language and cognition
... meaning and the interindividuality of human cognition are intimately ...examining language in its effective usage, we cannot help but recognize its great variability and heterogeneity, ...
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Exploring cognition processes in second language acquisition: the case of cognates and false-friends in EST
... of cognition appears to rely on mechanisms of ...of language has been concerned with how memory can be dependent on context; that is, how an area of knowledge may be activated and become working ...
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Perception and evaluation of language identity in East Timorese speakers of Portuguese: language and cognition in a multilingual community
... occupation and the imposition of the Indonesian language and many of them were active in the anti-Indonesian resistance and used Portuguese as their resistance ...chosen and not ...
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A new visibility: on culture, translation and cognition
... difficult and sometimes misunderstood task, the translator is expect- ed to know well not only the source language, literature and culture but also the receptive capabilities and requirements ...
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Language and dialogue in Plato
... of language and of knowledge (or, more generally, of cognition) expressed in ...knows), and on the other hand there is an object that is signified (or ...speaker and word. If the speaker ...
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Culture and cognition or the power of Tacit knowledge
... – and I should like to propose the example to be followed not as an argument, but only as an image, a metaphor, if you prefer: tacit knowledge is, in a certain sense, like ...number, and normally he does ...
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Neuroanthropological Understanding of Complex Cognition – Numerosity and Arithmetics
... Tang and colleagues [24] did a study with native Chinese and native English ...Chinese and English ...a language process and rely on left perisylvian cortices for the same ...Chinese ...
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Consciousness, Mind, and Spirit: Three Levels of Human Cognition
... thinking, and acting, we become embedded in a network of behaviors which he collectively refers to as a form of ...culture, language, customs, etc., and provides for considerable coherence in ...
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Study on COgnition and Prognosis in the Elderly (SCOPE)
... recorded and patients underwent a physical examination, ECG, laboratory analysis, and any adverse events were ...criteria and none of the exclusion criteria were randomized to receive either ...
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Branding and contemporary cognition : a semiotic approach to communication effectiveness
... biology and health sciences or computing show that the frequent and intense use of digital technologies cause significant changes in the human cognitive structures, which are coincident with those early ...
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Propositional attitudes and cognition
... Now, I think we cannot treat pragmatics like a wastebasket, because although it is not a semanticist’s work to deal with pragmatic questions, it is work for the philosopher understand the cognitive mechanisms that enable ...
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Software Language Engineering: Interaction and Usability Modeling of Language Editors
... total) and a profile question- naire to understand the type of participant that responded to the ...occupation and their experience with MAS and the Semantic ...
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Teaching and learning brazilian sign language as a foreign language :: a microethnographic description /
... target and non-target languages are oral ...about language, a veiy common notion is to assume “that speech is the primary modality for representing language, and that therefore speech is ...
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Language and Knowledge in Wittgenstein
... made and even that the earth was found to be flattened around the ...spherical, and not be fine for a fifteen year old one to do so in a physics test? We can say that it is the context, opting for a ...
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Language Contact, Language Policy and Education in South Africa
... settlers and the British has also caused the influx of a great deal of ...(the language of the Dutch settlers), biltong (a kind of steak), boer (a farmer), braai (barbeque), Hottentot (a denomination for ...
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The ‘genes of language’ and the language of genes
... nature and the developmental itinerary of the FL which has been outlined in this paper also nicely fits main Chomskyan recent intuitions about human language and about its distinctive (biological) ...
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Russian language as a state language: current status and measures for its strengthening and development
... 14. Kommentarii k Federal'nomu zakonu «O gosudarstvennom yazyke Rossiiskoi Federatsii». Chast' 2: Normy sov- remennogo russkogo literaturnogo yazyka kak gosudarstvennogo (Kompleksnyi normativnyi slovar' sovremen- nogo ...
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Cognition in elderly people
... intelligence and abstract reasoning may have added to the poorer perfor- mance seen among the elders (Parente & Wagner, ...IQ and PVI with older ...coding and age range in this ...speed ...
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Social Cognition, Negative Symptoms and Psychosocial Functioning in Schizophrenia.
... strong and independent relation- ships to functional outcomes ...social cognition served in many cases as a robust mediator of the relationship between neurocognition and function- al outcome ...
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Embodied Cognition and the Magical Future of Interaction Design
... rules and cultural constraints. Chess, sports and other games depend more on their rules, then on physical things like boards, playing areas, pieces and ...Rules and cultural influences mean ...
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