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Entity, event, and sensory modalities: An onto-cognitive account of sensory nouns

Linguistics and Languages

Entity, event, and sensory modalities: An onto-cognitive account of sensory nouns

Y. Zhong, K. Ahrens, et al.

This exciting study by Yin Zhong, Kathleen Ahrens, and Chu-Ren Huang delves into the intricate world of sensory nouns in Mandarin Chinese. Uncover the cognitive foundations that tie our language to sensory perception and experience, revealing the underlying structures that govern grammatical categories. Discover how our understanding of the physical world shapes the way we communicate!

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