From Culture to Language and Back: The Animacy Hierarchy in language and discourse

• Introduction: Anthropocentrism, egocentrism and the notion of Animacy Hierarchy
  Laure Gardelle & Sandrine Sorlin | pp. 133–162
Articles
• Denominations of humans: The case of compounds in English
  Elise Mignot & Caroline Marty | pp. 163–183
• French anthroponyms as a heterogeneous category: Is there such a thing as personal nouns?
  Daniel Elmiger | pp. 184–202
• Bringing the toys to life: Animacy, reference, and anthropomorphism in Toy Story
  Diane Nelson & Virve-Anneli Vihman | pp. 203–223
• Animals, animacy and anthropocentrism
  Alison Sealey | pp. 224–247
• *Sings myself happy birthday*: Externalizing and reassuming self in virtual performatives
  Tuija Virtanen | pp. 248–270
• See / Witness and the ‘setting-subject construction’: An egocentric or anthropocentric perspective? An animacy- and subjectivity-based approach
  Christelle Lacassain-Lagoin | pp. 271–301
• The processes of animation and de-animation in conceptualizing socio-political events
  Jurga Cibulskienė | pp. 302–322

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Kravchenko, Alexander

2024. Linguistic Denotation as an Epistemological Issue. Linguistic Frontiers 7:1 ► pp. 1 ff.

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