Table of contents
Editors and contributors
Series Editors’ Preface
Foreword
Abbreviations
Introduction to this volume
General introductionThree decades of Cognitive Linguistics in China: A survey
Part IMorphological, lexical and syntactic constructions
Chapter 1When constructions meet context: The polysemy of Mandarin hai revisited
Chapter 2On the partial productivity of constructions: Creativity and semantic constraints on the Chinese zhe existential constructionchapter
Chapter 3A corpus-based study of subjectification and the disposal construction in modern Mandarin: The BA construction vs. the BA-GE construction
Chapter 4Types of negatives and the noun-verb distinction in English and Chinese
Chapter 5The conceptual spatialization of actions or activities in Chinese: The Adjective + Verb construction
Part IICognitive pragmatics
Chapter 6Structural salience and referential accessibility: A cognitive account of inter-clausal NP anaphora in Chinese complex sentences
Chapter 7Complementing Cognitive Linguistics with pragmatics and vice versa: Two illustrations from Chinese
Part IIINeurocognition and psycholinguistics
Chapter 8A neurocognitive approach to Chinese idiom comprehension: An ERP study
Chapter 9The role of metaphor in categorization: A time course study
Chapter 10Linguistic and mental representations of caused motion in Chinese and English children
Author Index
Subject Index
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