Across
- 3. – The mental ability to group similar objects, events, or concepts together.Mapping – The method of analyzing linguistic meaning through conceptual mappings.
- 4. – The fundamental unit of thought, often represented as a network of related meanings.
- 6. – A mental representation of a category or class of objects, ideas, or events.
- 7. – A branch of linguistics that studies how language and thought interact.
- 8. – A term for culturally and socially constructed meaning structures.
- 9. – A framework within which cognitive linguists analyze meaning formation.
Down
- 1. – The process of forming general ideas from specific instances.
- 2. – A theory in cognitive science that explains how meaning is constructed in the mind.
- 5. – The study of the structure and function of knowledge.