C Mueller
Biographic Data
| ID | 1968 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C Mueller |
| GIVEN NAMES | C |
| FAMILY NAME | Mueller |
| SIGNATURE | MUELLER C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Fuji Women's University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3369-9124 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Blind beholding
This paper examines how contemporary Christian contemplative discourse integrates two apparently opposed construals of religious experience: relational intimacy with a divine entity and non-conceptual states of pure awareness. We argue that relational intimacy is conceptualized through warmth, connection, spatial proximity, shared will, and resonance, underpinned by a linked goal schematic structure. By contrast, non-conceptual awareness is conce…
Paths to the Buddhist priesthood
Factors that currently lead Japanese men to enter and remain in the Buddhist priesthood are poorly understood. This article reports the results of a qualitative study that examines the profiles of a seminary instructor and six Shingon Buddhist priests (真言) at Kōyasan guesthouse temples (高野山). The data, collected from semi-structured interviews, were analyzed with ATLAS.ti using a thematic analysis approach. The study identified seven key themes r…
Contested paths
Recent studies of metaphor usage (e.g., Cameron, 2011 ; Semino et al., 2013 ) have shifted focus from relatively static mappings between source and target domains towards an emphasis on how metaphors are appropriated and recontextualized across different genres to convey new meanings and serve new functions. More recently, this emphasis has begun to be applied to the study of metaphor usage in religious discourse ( Pihlaja, 2014 ; Richardson, 201…
Effectiveness of force dynamic explanations of English causative verbs and the role of imagery
The current study examines the effectiveness of a CL-based force dynamic (FD) lesson relative to a more conventional approach that seeks to convey the target semantics through corresponding L1 forms. Exp. 1 ( N =67) examined Japanese EFL students’ acquisition of the English verbs force, get, have, help, let, make , and prevent , comparing the effectiveness of force dynamic explanations with dynamic diagrams and a translation-based approach. Both …
Initial acquisition of tense-aspect morphology in an artificial language
Various explanations have been put forth for the asymmetrical acquisition of tense and aspect morphology across categories of lexical aspect. This experiment tested the adequacy of a subset of such accounts by examining English native speakers’ ( n = 40) use of progressive and past tense morphology within activity and accomplishment verb frames during their early acquisition of a miniature artificial language. Participants completed a lesson in w…
Full Issue
The Foundation Review 8.2 Full Issue
The Foundation Review
Baudrillard's Blues
In his book, America, Jean Baudrillard characterised the United States as a nation created for the sole purpose of escaping history, a place that has purged itself of all negativity, and whose citizens live life in a perpetual present. Baudrillard's study of America provides an ideal framework with which to examine the ways that blues is both congenial and antithetical to postmodern America, and how the significations and meanings of blues have c…
Childhood Sibling Aggression and Emotional Difficulties and Aggressive Behavior in Adulthood
Jeff Beck
English learners’ knowledge of prepositions
Applying cognitive linguistics to instructed L2 learning
This paper reports the results of a quasi-experimental effects-of-instruction study examining the efficacy of applying a Cognitive Linguistic (CL) approach to L2 learning of the semantics of English modals. In spite of their frequency in typical input, modal verbs present L2 learners with difficulties, party due to their inherent complexity — modals typically have two divergent senses — a root1 sense and an epistemic sense. ELT textbooks and most…
Prescription drug spending
OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this study was to examine how pharmaceutical expenditures vary by age and the presence of chronic health problems. METHODS: Data from the 1987 National Medical Expenditure Survey were used to obtain nationally representative estimates of outpatient prescription drug expenditures for the noninstitutionalized population and the fraction of total health expenditures used to purchase medications for age-chronic disease popu…
Eliciting social network data and ecological model-building
A note on implementation of a random-walk design to study adolescent social networks
Letters
The effects of humor-induced arousal upon aggressive behavior
Childhood Sibling Aggression and Emotional Difficulties and Aggressive Behavior in Adulthood
A note on implementation of a random-walk design to study adolescent social networks
Prescription drug spending
OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this study was to examine how pharmaceutical expenditures vary by age and the presence of chronic health problems. METHODS: Data from the 1987 National Medical Expenditure Survey were used to obtain nationally representative estimates of outpatient prescription drug expenditures for the noninstitutionalized population and the fraction of total health expenditures used to purchase medications for age-chronic disease popu…
The effects of humor-induced arousal upon aggressive behavior
Initial acquisition of tense-aspect morphology in an artificial language
Various explanations have been put forth for the asymmetrical acquisition of tense and aspect morphology across categories of lexical aspect. This experiment tested the adequacy of a subset of such accounts by examining English native speakers’ ( n = 40) use of progressive and past tense morphology within activity and accomplishment verb frames during their early acquisition of a miniature artificial language. Participants completed a lesson in w…
English learners’ knowledge of prepositions
Baudrillard's Blues
In his book, America, Jean Baudrillard characterised the United States as a nation created for the sole purpose of escaping history, a place that has purged itself of all negativity, and whose citizens live life in a perpetual present. Baudrillard's study of America provides an ideal framework with which to examine the ways that blues is both congenial and antithetical to postmodern America, and how the significations and meanings of blues have c…
The effects of humor-induced arousal upon aggressive behavior
Letters
Eliciting social network data and ecological model-building
A note on implementation of a random-walk design to study adolescent social networks
Prescription drug spending
OBJECTIVES: The purpose of this study was to examine how pharmaceutical expenditures vary by age and the presence of chronic health problems. METHODS: Data from the 1987 National Medical Expenditure Survey were used to obtain nationally representative estimates of outpatient prescription drug expenditures for the noninstitutionalized population and the fraction of total health expenditures used to purchase medications for age-chronic disease popu…
Applying cognitive linguistics to instructed L2 learning
This paper reports the results of a quasi-experimental effects-of-instruction study examining the efficacy of applying a Cognitive Linguistic (CL) approach to L2 learning of the semantics of English modals. In spite of their frequency in typical input, modal verbs present L2 learners with difficulties, party due to their inherent complexity — modals typically have two divergent senses — a root1 sense and an epistemic sense. ELT textbooks and most…
English learners’ knowledge of prepositions
Jeff Beck
Childhood Sibling Aggression and Emotional Difficulties and Aggressive Behavior in Adulthood
The Foundation Review 8.2 Full Issue
The Foundation Review
Baudrillard's Blues
In his book, America, Jean Baudrillard characterised the United States as a nation created for the sole purpose of escaping history, a place that has purged itself of all negativity, and whose citizens live life in a perpetual present. Baudrillard's study of America provides an ideal framework with which to examine the ways that blues is both congenial and antithetical to postmodern America, and how the significations and meanings of blues have c…
Full Issue
Initial acquisition of tense-aspect morphology in an artificial language
Various explanations have been put forth for the asymmetrical acquisition of tense and aspect morphology across categories of lexical aspect. This experiment tested the adequacy of a subset of such accounts by examining English native speakers’ ( n = 40) use of progressive and past tense morphology within activity and accomplishment verb frames during their early acquisition of a miniature artificial language. Participants completed a lesson in w…
Effectiveness of force dynamic explanations of English causative verbs and the role of imagery
The current study examines the effectiveness of a CL-based force dynamic (FD) lesson relative to a more conventional approach that seeks to convey the target semantics through corresponding L1 forms. Exp. 1 ( N =67) examined Japanese EFL students’ acquisition of the English verbs force, get, have, help, let, make , and prevent , comparing the effectiveness of force dynamic explanations with dynamic diagrams and a translation-based approach. Both …
Contested paths
Recent studies of metaphor usage (e.g., Cameron, 2011 ; Semino et al., 2013 ) have shifted focus from relatively static mappings between source and target domains towards an emphasis on how metaphors are appropriated and recontextualized across different genres to convey new meanings and serve new functions. More recently, this emphasis has begun to be applied to the study of metaphor usage in religious discourse ( Pihlaja, 2014 ; Richardson, 201…
Paths to the Buddhist priesthood
Factors that currently lead Japanese men to enter and remain in the Buddhist priesthood are poorly understood. This article reports the results of a qualitative study that examines the profiles of a seminary instructor and six Shingon Buddhist priests (真言) at Kōyasan guesthouse temples (高野山). The data, collected from semi-structured interviews, were analyzed with ATLAS.ti using a thematic analysis approach. The study identified seven key themes r…
Blind beholding
This paper examines how contemporary Christian contemplative discourse integrates two apparently opposed construals of religious experience: relational intimacy with a divine entity and non-conceptual states of pure awareness. We argue that relational intimacy is conceptualized through warmth, connection, spatial proximity, shared will, and resonance, underpinned by a linked goal schematic structure. By contrast, non-conceptual awareness is conce…
Psychology (9 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Linguistics (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Second Language Acquisition and Learning (3 works)