SCIENTIFIC SERIES
“COGNITIVE STUDIES OF LANGUAGE”
Author: Cowley Stephen J.
Affiliation: The University Of Southern Denmark
Abstract: In this paper, I argue that, rather as views of language changed a hundred years ago, another such shift is underway. We are part of, not a refutation, but an emerging perspective. Turning from synchronic „objects‟, language is increasingly placed in the living world. It is physical, emerges from living beings, and transforms human understanding.
Keywords: distributed cognition, embodiment, neo-linguistics.
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