Titlebook: Derived Embodiment in Abstract Language; Theresa Schilhab Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Embodied cognition.Language

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93854-1ive of interactional expertise-like knowledge. Focus is on describing and explaining the notion of second order linguification processes. Though interactional expertise exemplifies the type of knowledge formation in which principles of derived embodiment can be found, I aim to show that the mechanis

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Grundlagen der Rolldynamik von Luftreifention of the fact that the discussion is speculative. Thus, the chapter is concerned with operationalising the insight unfolded in previous chapters. Considering that concrete experiences are fundamental to language acquisition but at some point work indirectly through derived embodiment, how does sy

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-26867-1d top-down processes, and the idea that bottom-up processes are often automatic and beyond control whereas top-down processes depend on directed attention often as a result of instruction by others is introduced. Additionally, the concept of ‘sub-activities’, ‘back doors’ and ‘linguistic handles’ ar

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93854-1native abilities to which he or she must turn in order to understand to what language refers. When the referent is present, the understanding will get external support from perceptual processes. Contrariwise, in the off-line condition, the language learner relies on vicarious internal, self-sustaine

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-93854-1ile the significance of biologically constrained learning is discussed in Chaps. . and ., in Chap. . the significance of the interlocutor is discussed to explore the anatomy of the social in abstract language acquisition. Focus is on by what means the interlocutor calls forth particular phenomenal e

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14126-6s and in parallel partly responsible for the cultivation of the mind, are also presented. The fundamental argument however, centres on the crucial importance of the significant other, without whom later self-training seems unattainable. Thus, this chapter argues that imminent to the construction of

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Grundlagen der Rolldynamik von Luftreifenll else being equal, are perceptually more influential (and therefore conceived of as more real) than non-crete phenomena. Thus, discussions about putative differences in understanding between direct experienced and linguistically acquired knowledge are in focus. The discussion pivots around the neu