Southwest University

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List of John Benjamins publications for which someone affiliated with Southwest University plays a role.

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Subjects Cognition and language | Cognitive linguistics | Neurolinguistics | PsycholinguisticsCognitive psychology
Aziz, Amna 2024 Review of Time, Metaphor, and Language: A Cognitive Science Perspective by Sarah E. DuffyMichele I. Feist (2023)
Cognitive Linguistic Studies 11:2pp. 466–473 | book review
Keywords time | metaphor | language | cognitive approach
Tao, Mei 2024 A cognitive modelling of translation: A construal-based perspective
Cognitive Linguistic Studies 11:2pp. 440–458 | article
Keywords construal | construal operations | cognitive translation studies | optimal construal
Chen, Chuanhong & Xu Wen 2024 Metaphorical richness: A corpus study of money metaphors in English and Chinese language
Cognitive Linguistic Studies 11:2pp. 334–369 | article
Keywords Conceptual Metaphor Theory | money metaphor | corpus-based | embodiment | culture
Xiao, Kairong & Wanyu Li 2023 In the eye of the beholder: A sentiment analysis approach to readers’ reception of translated metaphors in Fortress Besieged
Keywords  Weicheng | Fortress Besieged | metaphor | translation | reception | sentiment analysis | Python
Wang, Huijing & Jiaqi Xie 2023 Responsive strategies and self-identity construction in “Versailles Humblebragging” on Chinese social media
Cognitive Linguistic Studies 10:1pp. 199–226 | article
Keywords versailles humblebragging | Weibo | responsive strategy | self-identity | social cognition
Yang, Kun & Fei Wang 2022 
Cognitive Linguistic Studies 9:1pp. 170–176 | book review
Jiang, Canzhong & Xu Wen 2022 Semantics of the Chinese passive construction with retained object
Cognitive Linguistic Studies 9:1pp. 64–86 | article
Keywords Chinese Passive Construction with Retained Object | Construction Grammar | polysemy | metaphorical extension | profile shift
Chen, Sijia & Jan-Louis Kruger 2022 The effectiveness of computer-assisted interpreting: A preliminary study based on English-Chinese consecutive interpreting
Translation and Interpreting Studies 18:3pp. 399–420 | article
Keywords computer-assisted interpreting | consecutive interpreting | cognitive load | speech recognition | machine translation
Wen, Xu & Chuanhong Chen 2021 Cultural conceptualisations of loong (龙) in Chinese idioms
Review of Cognitive Linguistics 19:2pp. 563–589 | article
Keywords cultural conceptualisation | conceptual metaphor | loong | Chinese idioms
Yang, Kun, Jinqiu Guo & Xu Wen 2021 Eating we live by: eating metaphors in Mandarin Chinese
Cognitive Linguistic Studies 8:1pp. 204–233 | article
Keywords  Chī “eat” | eating metaphors | mapping | systematicity | colexification
Du, Shihong & Yu Wang 2021 Metaphors and their semantic predictability in dyadic interaction
Cognitive Linguistic Studies 8:1pp. 175–203 | article
Keywords philosophy of dialogue | metaphor | semantic predictability | coherence
Morras Cortés, Javier A. & Xu Wen 2021 Unweaving the embodied nature of English temporal prepositions: The case of at
Cognitive Linguistic Studies 8:1pp. 60–84 | article
Keywords temporal frame of reference (t-FoR) | temporal structure | conceptual parameter | metaphor | conceptual basis
Li, Heng 2021 Living in turbulent times: The embodied effect of physical instability on opinions about the COVID-19 pandemic
Review of Cognitive Linguistics 19:2pp. 548–562 | article
Keywords COVID-19 | conceptual metaphor | embodied cognition | physical instability | social cognition
Yang, Xiaoyu 2020 
International Journal of Corpus Linguistics 25:3pp. 364–367 | book review
Han, Chao, Sijia Chen, Rongbo Fu & Qin Fan 2020 Modeling the relationship between utterance fluency and raters’ perceived fluency of consecutive interpreting
Interpreting 22:2pp. 211–237 | article
Keywords utterance fluency | perceived fluency | consecutive interpreting | directionality | rater type
Chen, Sijia, Jan-Louis Kruger & Stephen Doherty 2020 Reading patterns and cognitive processing in an eye-tracking study of note-reading in consecutive interpreting
Interpreting 23:1p. 76 | article
Keywords consecutive interpreting | eye tracking | note-reading | cognitive processing
Li, Heng 2020 Less is more: Motor fluency impairment and body-specific representation of valence
Review of Cognitive Linguistics 18:2pp. 519–534 | article
Keywords action fluency | body-specificity effect | space-valence mapping | replication | mental metaphor
Chen, Sijia 2020 The process of note-taking in consecutive interpreting: A digital pen recording approach
Interpreting 22:1pp. 117–139 | article
Keywords note-taking | consecutive interpreting | process research | cognitive load | digital pen recording
Sun, Sanjun & Kairong Xiao 2019 Chinese scholarship in Cognitive Translation Studies: A survey of researchers
Translation, Cognition & Behavior 2:1pp. 125–146 | article
Keywords translation process | interpreting process | cognitive approaches | translation process research
Li, Heng & Yu Cao 2020 Losing your footing, losing your morality: The embodied effect of physical slant on moral judgment
Review of Cognitive Linguistics 17:2pp. 497–510 | article
Keywords embodiment | moral judgment | physical slant | conceptual metaphor | human conceptualization
Li, Heng & Yu Cao 2021 The Wheel of Time: The relationship between religious experiences and Chinese Buddhists’ spatial representations of time
Pragmatics & Cognition 26:2/3pp. 197–214 | article
Keywords space–time mapping | orthography | Buddhist | cyclic representation of time | religious experiences
Wang, Wei, Lisong Jiang & Meishu He 2019 Being a Kam in China: Ethnic identity in narratives
Keywords the Kam people | ethnic identity | narrative | sociolinguistics | membership categorisation
Jacques, Guillaume 2019 Egophoric marking and person indexation in Japhug
Language and Linguistics 20:4pp. 515–534 | article
Keywords Egophoric | Factual | Sensory | mirative | Hybrid Indirect Speech | conjunct/disjunct | person indexation
Shan, Xinxin & Aunga Solomon Onchoke 2019 Metaphorical motion in Chinese
Cognitive Linguistic Studies 5:2pp. 230–260 | article
Keywords Chinese | entity-location duality | event | metaphorical motion | systematicity | complexity
Han, Chao 2018 Mixed-methods research in interpreting studies: A methodological review (2004–2014)
Interpreting 20:2pp. 155–187 | article
Keywords Interpreting Studies | mixed-methods research | multi-method | quasi-mixed | qualitative | quantitative
Han, Chao 2018 Using rating scales to assess interpretation: Practices, problems and prospects
Interpreting 20:1p. 63 | article
Keywords interpretation assessment | rating scales | reliability | validity
Onchoke, Aunga Solomon & Xu Wen 2018 Leader metaphors in Ekegusii language
Cognitive Linguistic Studies 4:2pp. 194–215 | article
Keywords metaphor | cognitive linguistics | categorization | leader | Ekegusii
Han, Chao 2016 A survey to profile conference interpreting practice in China
Interpreting 18:2pp. 259–272 | article
Keywords simultaneous interpreting | interpreting practice | conference interpreting
Han, Chao & Helen Slatyer 2016 Test validation in interpreter certification performance testing: An argument-based approach
Interpreting 18:2pp. 225–252 | article
Keywords performance testing | argument-based approach | interpreter certification | validity argument | validation | validity
Han, Chao & Sijia Chen 2017 Strategy use in English-to-Chinese simultaneous interpreting: A descriptive-exploratory study
FORUM 14:2pp. 173–193 | article
Keywords accent | fast speech rate | interpreting strategy | simultaneous interpreting | strategy use | accent | débit de parole rapide | stratégie interprétation | l’interprétation simultanée | l’utilisation de la stratégie