Katalin Reszegi
Biographic Data
| ID | 4048043 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Katalin Reszegi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Katalin |
| FAMILY NAME | Reszegi |
| SIGNATURE | RESZEGI K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Debrecen |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4443-3284 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Different languages, different landscapes? Exploring linguistic differences in landscape conceptualizations
The goal of the research was to assess whether landscape conceptualization systematically differed across European languages in the context of the linguistic relativity debate. We examined the generalizability of previous findings and evaluated the limits of used methodologies, drawing on a large and diverse sample of 14 languages across 5 linguistic families in Eastern Europe (Slavic, Baltic, Uralic, Romance, Hellenic). Participants were asked t…
Los nombres propios en la onomástica cognitiva: Significado Y Categorización De Los Nombres Propios
Este artículo teórico ofrece una visión general cómo existen los nombres propios y los diferentes tipos de nombres en el sistema mental, además de proporcionar nuevas soluciones basadas en la perspectiva cognitiva para antiguos problemas de la teoría del nombre. La onomástica cognitiva es un enfoque relativamente nuevo para el estudio de los nombres propios basado en un enfoque cognitivo del lenguaje. En este marco, los nombres, como elementos li…
Nomes próprios na onomástica cognitiva: Significado e categorização de nomes próprios
Este artigo teórico fornece uma visão geral sobre como nomes próprios e diferentes tipos de nomes existem no sistema mental, além de propor novas soluções baseadas na perspectiva cognitiva em conexão com antigas questões da teoria do nome. A onomástica cognitiva é uma abordagem relativamente nova para o estudo de nomes próprios baseada em uma abordagem cognitiva da linguagem. Nesse contexto, os nomes como elementos linguísticos são partes do sist…
Proper names in cognitive onomastics: Meaning and categorization of proper names
This theoretical paper gives an overview about how proper names and different name types exist in the mental system, also showing new solutions provided by the cognitive perspective in connection with old questions of name theory. Cognitive onomastics is a relatively new approach to the study of proper names based on a cognitive approach to language. In this framework, names as linguistic elements are parts of the cognitive system, thus mental re…
A Cognitive Approach in Onomastics: Some Notes on Metaphorical Place-Names
In the framework of cognitive linguistics, metaphor is considered as a general cognitive mechanism that plays a fundamental role in human thinking and understanding, in the creation of our social, cultural, and psychological reality, while also impacting our language use. One of its special types, the image metaphor, also appears in name-giving and serves as the basis of a specific toponym type. With reference primarily to Hungarian toponymic cor…
Toponyms and spatial representations
This paper addresses an interesting issue in name theory, specifically the relationship between toponyms and spatial representations, as well as the cultural differences manifesting themselves in connection with these. Studies have shown that the name model (a general knowledge of names) created based on the mental representation of names is partly language and culture dependent. Thus, the knowledge of the speaker on how reliably the toponyms cor…
The Acquisition of Place Names in Mother Tongue Learning: Some Observations on Children’s Spatial Cognition
В статье представлен обзор современных исследований в области усвоения имен собственных. Изучение детской речи позволяет сделать вывод о том, что усвоение имен собственных (антропонимов) происходит одновременно с усвоением нарицательных имен. Однако механизмы, объясняющие последующую дифференциацию этих двух групп существительных, до конца не понятны. По сравнению с овладением антропонимами усвоение ребенком топонимов представляется более сложным…
Proper names in cognitive onomastics: Meaning and categorization of proper names
This theoretical paper gives an overview about how proper names and different name types exist in the mental system, also showing new solutions provided by the cognitive perspective in connection with old questions of name theory. Cognitive onomastics is a relatively new approach to the study of proper names based on a cognitive approach to language. In this framework, names as linguistic elements are parts of the cognitive system, thus mental re…
The Acquisition of Place Names in Mother Tongue Learning: Some Observations on Children’s Spatial Cognition
В статье представлен обзор современных исследований в области усвоения имен собственных. Изучение детской речи позволяет сделать вывод о том, что усвоение имен собственных (антропонимов) происходит одновременно с усвоением нарицательных имен. Однако механизмы, объясняющие последующую дифференциацию этих двух групп существительных, до конца не понятны. По сравнению с овладением антропонимами усвоение ребенком топонимов представляется более сложным…
Toponyms and spatial representations
This paper addresses an interesting issue in name theory, specifically the relationship between toponyms and spatial representations, as well as the cultural differences manifesting themselves in connection with these. Studies have shown that the name model (a general knowledge of names) created based on the mental representation of names is partly language and culture dependent. Thus, the knowledge of the speaker on how reliably the toponyms cor…
A Cognitive Approach in Onomastics: Some Notes on Metaphorical Place-Names
In the framework of cognitive linguistics, metaphor is considered as a general cognitive mechanism that plays a fundamental role in human thinking and understanding, in the creation of our social, cultural, and psychological reality, while also impacting our language use. One of its special types, the image metaphor, also appears in name-giving and serves as the basis of a specific toponym type. With reference primarily to Hungarian toponymic cor…
Los nombres propios en la onomástica cognitiva: Significado Y Categorización De Los Nombres Propios
Este artículo teórico ofrece una visión general cómo existen los nombres propios y los diferentes tipos de nombres en el sistema mental, además de proporcionar nuevas soluciones basadas en la perspectiva cognitiva para antiguos problemas de la teoría del nombre. La onomástica cognitiva es un enfoque relativamente nuevo para el estudio de los nombres propios basado en un enfoque cognitivo del lenguaje. En este marco, los nombres, como elementos li…
Nomes próprios na onomástica cognitiva: Significado e categorização de nomes próprios
Este artigo teórico fornece uma visão geral sobre como nomes próprios e diferentes tipos de nomes existem no sistema mental, além de propor novas soluções baseadas na perspectiva cognitiva em conexão com antigas questões da teoria do nome. A onomástica cognitiva é uma abordagem relativamente nova para o estudo de nomes próprios baseada em uma abordagem cognitiva da linguagem. Nesse contexto, os nomes como elementos linguísticos são partes do sist…
Proper names in cognitive onomastics: Meaning and categorization of proper names
This theoretical paper gives an overview about how proper names and different name types exist in the mental system, also showing new solutions provided by the cognitive perspective in connection with old questions of name theory. Cognitive onomastics is a relatively new approach to the study of proper names based on a cognitive approach to language. In this framework, names as linguistic elements are parts of the cognitive system, thus mental re…
Different languages, different landscapes? Exploring linguistic differences in landscape conceptualizations
The goal of the research was to assess whether landscape conceptualization systematically differed across European languages in the context of the linguistic relativity debate. We examined the generalizability of previous findings and evaluated the limits of used methodologies, drawing on a large and diverse sample of 14 languages across 5 linguistic families in Eastern Europe (Slavic, Baltic, Uralic, Romance, Hellenic). Participants were asked t…
Cognition (6 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Categorization, perception, and language (2 works) · Cognitive linguistics (2 works) · Cognitive science (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)