Culture – Language – Cognition

Special Commemorative Issue - 20th Birthday of Pragmatics & Cognition 20:2 (2012)

Editor

Marcelo Dascal † | Tel Aviv University

[Pragmatics & Cognition, 20:2] 2012. vi, 198 pp.

Publishing status: Available

© John Benjamins Publishing Company

https://doi.org/10.1075/pc.20.2

Table of Contents

Opening remarks	231
Introduction Marcelo Dascal †	233–240
Articles
No need for instinct: Coordinated communication as an emergent self organized process Raymond W. Gibbs, Jr. and Nathaniel Clark	241–262
Like the breathability of air: Embodied embedded communication Willem F.G. Haselager	263–274
Linguistic fire and human cognitive powers Stephen J. Cowley	275–294
Language: Between cognition, communication and culture Anne Reboul	295–316
Language is an instrument for thought. Really? Jan Nuyts	317–333
Cognition, communication, and readiness for language Jens Allwood	334–355
Understanding others requires shared concepts Anna Wierzbicka	356–379
Replies
Not quite organizational: A response to Raymond W. Gibbs and Nathaniel Clark Daniel L. Everett	381–385
Breathability, learnability, and the illusion of design: A response to Haselager Daniel L. Everett	386–387
Exocognitive Linguistics: A response to Cowley Daniel L. Everett	388–391
Response to Reboul: Between cognition, communication, and culture Daniel L. Everett	392–407
Language can help us think. Really. Reply to Jan Nuyts Daniel L. Everett	408–410
Linguistics, Truth, and Culture: A Response to Jens Allwood Daniel L. Everett	411–416
Understanding others requires adaptive thinking: Response to Wierzbicka Daniel L. Everett	417–428

Subjects

Linguistics

Cognition and language

Discourse studies

Philosophy

Psychology

Cognitive psychology