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  1. Language, Embodiment and Anomalous Experience

    In this chapter, we offer a brief historical review of the sociology of paranormal experience and develop an argument that this traditional approach...
    Rachael Ironside, Robin Wooffitt in Making Sense of the Paranormal
    Chapter 2021
  2. On Krifka’s “Nominal Reference, TemporalConstitutionandQuantification in Event Semantics”

    Krifka, in his paper “Nominal reference, temporal constitution and quantification in event semantics”, provides the first formal mereological...
    Chapter 2022
  3. The Semantics and Pragmatics of Names and Naming

    Since at least the time of Apollonius Dyscolus (The syntax of Apollonius Dyscolus, Benjamins, Amsterdam, 1981), On Syntax I: 78 it has been...
    Chapter 2024
  4. Recording and Transcription

    Naturally occurring data derive from natural and spontaneous interactions, they are real life data. They exist potentially without research or a...
    Chapter 2022
  5. Embodied Sense Making

    In this chapter, we draw attention to the physical and embodied sensations that are often at the core of paranormal experiences: people report being...
    Rachael Ironside, Robin Wooffitt in Making Sense of the Paranormal
    Chapter 2021
  6. Event Knowledge and Verb Knowledge Predict Sensitivity to Different Aspects of Semantic Anomalies in Aphasia

    There has been considerable debate as to whether linguistic and world knowledge are dissociable and make distinguishable contributions to language...
    Michelle Colvin, Tessa Warren, Michael Walsh Dickey in Grammatical Approaches to Language Processing
    Chapter 2019
  7. Satire, Humour, Language and Style in Nigerian Literature

    The uncontroverted objective of satire has always been to censor; however, the nature of the language of satire has not always been uncontroverted....
    Taiwo Oloruntoba-Oju in Humour Theory and Stylistic Enquiry
    Chapter 2023
  8. Empirical Evidence of Conceptual Discrepancies Between Languages

    In this chapter, I assess the classification enhanced and proposed in Chap. 3 by means of an empirical study...
    Chapter 2023
  9. The lexical semantics of finite control: A view from Japanese

    In this paper, we propose a semantic analysis of control verbs in Japanese that take finite clauses marked by the nominalizer koto . We argue for an...

    Koyo Akuzawa, Yusuke Kubota in Natural Language & Linguistic Theory
    Article Open access 19 February 2024
  10. The indexical character of epistemic modality

    We assume a central thesis about modal auxiliaries due to Angelika Kratzer, the modal base presupposition: natural language expressions that contain...

    Craige Roberts in Linguistics and Philosophy
    Article 24 May 2023
  11. What’s in the bucket? Aspectual (non)compositionality in phrasal idioms

    I consider here the question of whether the aspectual properties of idioms are compositionally determined with respect to the normal literal meanings...

    Article 05 November 2021
  12. What Is That?

    In this chapter, we provide examples of the ways in which people come to interpret anomalies in their environment as having uncanny or other-worldly...
    Rachael Ironside, Robin Wooffitt in Making Sense of the Paranormal
    Chapter 2021
  13. “Shamuz, Shamuz, Everything Is with Shamuz”—Making Sense of Humour Theory and Stylistic Enquiry: An Overview

    One of the famous examples of humour causation by Henri Bergson, a nineteenth-century French philosopher of humour, is that of a man running in the...
    Taiwo Oloruntoba-Oju in Humour Theory and Stylistic Enquiry
    Chapter 2023
  14. When Mechanical Computations Explain Better

    In this paper I defend the epistemic value of the representational-computational view of cognition by arguing that it has explanatory merits that...
    Chapter Open access 2021
  15. The (Absent) Body in Research on Paranormal Phenomena

    In this chapter, we reflect on the relative absence of academic study about the body in paranormal research and outline an argument for its...
    Rachael Ironside, Robin Wooffitt in Making Sense of the Paranormal
    Chapter 2021
  16. “Where All the People are Fantastical and Magical”—and Hurting: Intergenerational Trauma and Social-Emotional Learning in Encanto

    This essay argues that, together with presenting a multigenerational family, Disney’s Encanto explores the issue of intergenerational trauma. The...

    Michelle Ann Abate in Children's Literature in Education
    Article 18 October 2023
  17. The Vocalic Ambinyms: Pronouncing Ay as /e/, Ee as /i/ and I as /aɪ/ but Oh as /o/ and Yue as /ju/

    The pronunciation and spelling of English vowels is mercurial. This chapter focuses on the behavior of our vowel letters by concentrating three...
    Reese M. Heitner in Icons of the Alphabet
    Chapter 2024
  18. Toward a Unified Linguistic Approach to Conditionals—Some Empirical Evidence

    This paper reappraises Greenberg’s Universal of Word Order 14 concerning the linear order of the two clauses in a conditional construction. It also...
    Ghanshyam Sharma in Conditionals
    Chapter 2023
  19. Saving-Face: The Nonverbal Communicology of Basic Emotions

    Emotion displays on your face are an iconic sign of comportment—your disposition to act in a particular way. Most importantly, these nonverbal...
    Chapter 2022
  20. The Semantics/Pragmatics Interface

    This chapter highlights some critical points of the ongoing semantics/pragmatics debate. Recent developments in the philosophy of language have...
    Chapter 2023
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