"Cottonwood-Tree", a South-Western Linguistic Trait

Linguistics · Sociology · Tagalog · Anthropology · History · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition · Philosophy

• The psycholinguistics of metaphor

  Open Access•Sam Glucksberg•Trends in Cognitive Sciences•2003

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• The Native Mind

  Douglas L Medin, Atran et al.•Psychological Review•2004

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• Areal Studies and Culture History

  Joel Sherzer, Richard Bauman•Southwestern Journal of…•1972

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• Arapaho Historical Morphology

  Ives Goddard•Anthropological linguistics•2016

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• Anthropological perspective of ethnobotany in the Greater Southwest

  Open Access•Richard I Ford•Economic Botany•1985

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• Indian Language Renewal

  William L Leap, William Leap•Human Organization•1988

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• Eagle’=‘bird

  Open Access•Per Hage, Wick R Miller•American Ethnologist•1976

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• Where Do Tree Terms Come From

  Stanley R Witkowski, Cecil H Brown et al.•Man•1981

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• Understanding metaphorical comparisons

  Sam Glucksberg, Boaz Keysar•Psychological Review•1990

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• Growth and development of folk botanical life forms in the Mayan language family

  Open Access•Cecil H Brown•American Ethnologist•1979

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• Evolution and devolution of knowledge

  Open Access•Atran, Scott Atran et al.•Journal of the Royal Anthropologica…•2004

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