허구적 이동의 인지과정
Cognitive Process of Fictive Motion.
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Fictive motion can be divided into three classes such as fictive motion without motion verbs, fictive motion with motion verbs for tangible objects and fictive motion with motion verbs for intangible objects. The purpose of this study is to look into the conceptualization processes of these three categories and to find out what components each cognitive stage of the structures of these three types of fictive motion consists of. In conclusion, it will be proved that fictive motion is not composed of the simplex structure but composed of the complex processes with the cognitive flow similar to the flow from biological cognition through psychological cognition to linguistic cognition in the real world.
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Fictive motion can be divided into three classes such as fictive motion without motion verbs, fictive motion with motion verbs for tangible objects and fictive motion with motion verbs for intangible objects. The purpose of this study is to look into the conceptualization processes of these three categories and to find out what components each cognitive stage of the structures of these three types of fictive motion consists of. In conclusion, it will be proved that fictive motion is not composed of the simplex structure but composed of the complex processes with the cognitive flow similar to the flow from biological cognition through psychological cognition to linguistic cognition in the real world.
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