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Cognitive linguistic research andreas blank peter koch historical semantics and cognition 1999 mouton de gruyter pdf

Cognitive Linguistics Researc h W DE G MOUTON DE GRUYTER Cognitive Linguistics Research W DE G MOUTON DE GRUYTER Cognitive Linguistics Research Historical Semantics and Cognition Andreas Blank Peter Koch Editors W DE G MOUTON DE GRUYTER Historical Semantics and Cognition f Qj Cognitive Linguistics Research Editors Rene Dirven Ronald W Langacker John R Taylor Mouton de Gruyter Berlin New York Historical Semantics and Cognition Edited by Andreas Blank Peter Koch Mouton de Gruyter Berlin' New York Mouton de Gruyter formerly Mouton The Hague is a Division of Waiter de Gruyter GmbH Co KG Berlin Printed on acid-free paper which falls within the guidelines of the ANSI to ensure permanence and durability Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Historical semantics and cognition I edited by Andreas Blank Peter Koch p cm - Cognitive linguistics research Includes bibliographical references and index ISBN - - - cloth alk paper I Semantics Historical -Psychological aspects Cognition I Blank Andreas H Koch Peter - Ill Series P H H ' -dc - CIP Die Deutsche Bibliothek -Cataloging-in-Publication Data Historical semantics and cognition I ed by Andreas Blank Pe ? ter Koch -Berlin New York Mouton de Gruyter Cognitive linguistics research ISBN - - - ? Copyright by WaIter de Gruyter GmbH Co KG - Berlin All rights reserved including those of translation into foreign languages No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopy recording or any information storage and retrieval system without permission in writing from the publisher Printing Wemer Hildebrand Berlin Binding Liideritz Bauer Berlin Printed in Gennany Preface The papers collected in this volwne evolved from a symposiwn that was held September - at the Clubhaus of the Freie Universitat Berlin The symposium was organized with the double intention of providing a forum in which synchronically and dia ? chronically oriented scholars would have to exchange their ideas and where American and European cognitive linguists would be con ? fronted with representatives of different directions in European structural semantics While the confrontation indeed happened as planned the expected synergetic effects were perhaps not as inten ? sive as we had hoped However we are convinced that some of the discussions we had will bring long-term results thanks to the op ? ponents' modified perception of each other generated by this en ? counter We would like to express our gratitude to the Au enamt of the Freie Universitat Berlin for all its various forms of support and es ? pecially to the Volkswagen-Foundation without whose grant this symposium would not have been possible All the work the preparations including the program and the schedule of meetings the duplication and distribution of hand-outs and papers as well as the organizing of coffee-breaks restaurants accomodations and transfer from airports to hotels could not have been done without a devoted team of co-workers We take this op ? portunity to thank once again Mary Copple Genevieve Gueug Paul Gevaudan Richard Waltereit and