Journal of Cognitive Science

You Are What you Do. An Empirical Characterization of the Semantic Content of the Thematic Roles for a Group of Italian Verbs

Semagrams, Another Way to Capture Lexical Meaning in Dictionaries

Words in Books, Computers and the Human Mind (Introduction for Vol. 16-4)

Distributed Marking in Sport Corrections: A Conversation Analysis of Synchronized Swimming

Semantic Representations in Monolingual and Bilingual Connectionist Networks

Modeling Lexicon-Syntax Interaction with Catenae

Classifying Semantic Relations in German Nominal Compounds using a Hybrid Annotation Scheme

Basic Relations and Stereotype Relations in the Semantics of Compound Nouns

Semantic Modeling of Collocations for Lexicographic Purposes

Introduction to the Special Issue

Learn to Describe Objects the way ‘Ordinary’ People Do by Using Language Technology

Become Fluent in a Foreign Language by Using an Improved Technological Version of an Outdated Method

Psychological Research using Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) and Korean Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (KLIWC) Lang

The Definition of Intelligence

Pragmatic Strengthening is not Strong Enough: Meanings of Sequential Closed-Class Forms