The Cognitive Base of Palmer's Cultural Linguistics
Shuang Zhang
Abstract
Shuang Zhang
Abstract
The American anthropologist Palmer proposed a theory of cultural linguistics which has an innovative significance to the study of linguistics and culture.He enriched the three traditions of linguistic anthropology:Boasian linguistics,ethno semantics,and ethnography of speaking,combined them with cognitive linguistics and proved a better approach to explain linguistic phenomenon and problems—cultural lin- guistics.This paper offers an analysis on Palmer's motivation for integrating the three traditions of linguistic anthropology and cognitive linguis- tics and an interpretation on the linguistic anthropology complex,cognitive system and some key concepts of Palmer's cultural linguistics to have the readers get more implication from it.
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The American anthropologist Palmer proposed a theory of cultural linguistics which has an innovative significance to the study of linguistics and culture.He enriched the three traditions of linguistic anthropology:Boasian linguistics,ethno semantics,and ethnography of speaking,combined them with cognitive linguistics and proved a better approach to explain linguistic phenomenon and problems—cultural lin- guistics.This paper offers an analysis on Palmer's motivation for integrating the three traditions of linguistic anthropology and cognitive linguis- tics and an interpretation on the linguistic anthropology complex,cognitive system and some key concepts of Palmer's cultural linguistics to have the readers get more implication from it.
Key concepts: Cognitive linguistics, Ethnolinguistics, Linguistics, Cognitive semantics, Anthropological linguistics, Sociocultural linguistics, Applied linguistics, Contrastive linguistics