CONTEMPORARY COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS ABROAD. BASIC RESEARCH CONCEPTS
Abstract
The paper lists the main sub-branches of contemporary cognitive linguistics in the USA and Western Europe and reviews basic research concepts used in the works of western scientists.
About the Author
A. V. Khrenova
Siberian State Industrial University
Russian Federation
Anna V. Khrenova – Lecturer at the Department of Foreign Languages
Russian Federation
Anna V. Khrenova – Lecturer at the Department of Foreign Languages
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Review
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Khrenova A.V. CONTEMPORARY COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS ABROAD. BASIC RESEARCH CONCEPTS. SibScript. 2014;(1-1):156-161. (In Russ.)
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