Continuity in Linguistic Semantics

Catherine Fuchs and Bernard Victorri delve into the intricate relationship between linguistic semantics and cognitive theories in their insightful exploration. The authors challenge traditional views that have long sidelined the concept of continuity, arguing for its essential role in understanding how meaning is constructed and communicated.

By examining the intersection of language and thought, they illustrate how continuity influences our cognitive processes and the ways we interpret the world. This work invites readers to reconsider established frameworks in linguistics and psychology, offering fresh perspectives that are both thought-provoking and relevant to contemporary discourse.