A course in Cognitive Linguistics: Categorization
This is the third episode of a course in Cognitive Linguistics. This episode addresses the topic of categorization. I contrast the idea of classic, Aristotelian categories with the idea of prototypes, and I discuss several types of evidence that motivate the prototype view.
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