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Handbook of Cognitive Semantics (Part 3): With a Foreword by Leonard Talmy

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Oct 2023
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This Handbook includes numerous contributions from some of the most well-regarded researchers in Cognitive Semantics and it aims to provide the most comprehensive coverage of the field to date.

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PublisherBrill Academic Pub
PublishedOct 11, 2023
ISBN-109004526625
ISBN-139789004526624
Hardcover416.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions9.37 × 0.87 × 6.14 in
Weight1 lb

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