According to the popular Grounded Cognition Model (GCM), the sensory and motor features
of concepts, including word meanings, are stored directly within neural systems for …

In his position paper, Calzavarini argues that recent studies in multisensory research
challenge the claim that word meaning is grounded in modality-specific representations …

The present doctoral thesis addresses the issue of the relation in human cognition between
language and thinking, and, more specifically, it aims to investigate by scientific means the …

Kemmerer's paper convincingly claims that the grounded cognition model (GCM) entails
linguistic relativity. Here, we underline that tackling linguistic relativity and cultural …

In this paper, I respond to eight commentaries on my target article called “Grounded
cognition entails linguistic relativity: A neglected implication of a major semantic theory.” The …

Kemmerer argues that grounded cognition explains how language‐specific semantic
structures can influence nonlinguistic cognition. In this commentary, I argue that his proposal …

In general, the debate about language-on-thought (LoT) effects–causal effects from
language and speech on cognition (and in the narrow sense, specifically on nonlinguistic …

The time has come, perhaps, to go beyond merely acknowledging that language is a core
manifestation of the workings of the human mind and that it relates interactively to all aspects …

It has become increasingly clear over the past few years that the symbols used by language
become meaningful through grounding. For example, Glenberg and Kaschak (2002) …

This Special Issue of Language Learning presents an interdisciplinary state‐of‐the‐art
overview of current approaches to linguistic relativity. It contains empirical and theoretical …