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In:Cognitive English Grammar
Günter Radden and René Dirven †
[Cognitive Linguistics in Practice 2] 2007
► pp. v–vi

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Published online: 5 July 2007

https://doi.org/10.1075/clip.2.toc

Table of contents

Preface

Introduction

Part I. The cognitive framework

1. Categories in thought and language

2. Cognitive operations in thought and language

3. From thought to language: Cognitive Grammar

Part II. Things: Nouns and noun phrases

4. Types of things: Nouns

5. Grounding things: Reference

6. Quantifying things: Quantifiers

7. Qualifying things: Modifiers

Part III. Situations as temporal units: Aspect, tense and modality

8. Situation types: Aspect

9. Grounding situations in time: Tense

10. Grounding situations in potentiality: Modality

Part IV. Situations as relational units: Sentence structure

11. Event schemas: Sentence patterns

12. Space and extensions of space: Complements and adjuncts

Glossary

References

Index