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Foreword
Mapping out My Research: Lines of Enquiry across Fields of Investigation
Conceptual Structure
Chapter 1 Prototypicality as a Prototypical Notion
Chapter 2 On Necessary and Suff icient Conditions
1. The Cognitive and the Classical View of Categorization
2. The Structure of the Prototypical Argument
3. Delimitations of Ambiguity
4. Delimitations of Prototypicality
5. Delimitations of Semantics
6. Conclusion
Chapter 3 Neologism at Short Range
1. Introduction
2. Descriptive Material and Analytical Method
3. The Semasiological Development
4. An Alternative Representation of the Semasiological Development
5. The Conceptual Onomasiological Development
6. The Formal Onomasiological Development
7. Conclusion
Chapter 4 Metonymy as a Prototypical Category
Introduction
1. The Cognitive Linguistic View of Metonymy
2. An Inventory of Metonymical Patterns
3. Contiguity in the Spatial and Material Domain&
4. Contiguity in the Temporal Domain
5. Contiguity in Actions, Events and Processes
6. Contiguity in Assemblies and Collections
7. Conclusions
Chapter 5 Prisms and Blends. ‘Digging one’s grave’ from Two Perspectives
1. Basics of the Prismatic Model
2. Combinations of Isomorphism and Motivation
3. Reinterpretation Processes
4. Digging One’s Own Grave
5. Moving along the Top of the Prism
6. Moving along the Bottom of the Prism
7. Summary and Conclusion
Conceptual Variation
Chapter 6 Prototype Theory and Diachronic Semantics.A Case Study
1. Introduction
2. Exposition
3. Discussion
4. Conclusion
Chapter 7 Hearts and (Angry) Minds in Old English
1. Introducing the Questions
2. Heart and Mood
3. Anger
4. Coming to Conclusions
Chapter 8 On Measuring Lexical Convergence
Theoretical Aspects
Methodological Concepts
The Case Study
Conclusion
Chapter 9 Causes for Causatives: the Case of Dutch doen and laten
1. Background and Research Questions
2. Limitations of the Present Study
3. The Materials in the Case Study
4. The Variables
5. The Results of the Statistical Analysis
6. Conclusions and Wider Perspectives
Chapter 10 Entrenchment as Onomasiological Salience
1. Entrenchment as Onomasiological Salience
2. Def inition and Types of Onomasiological Salience
3. Formal Onomasiological Salience
4. Conceptual Onomasiological Salience
5. Typological Onomasiological Salience
6. Extending the Study of Onomasiological Salience
Collected References
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