Cognitive linguistics is the term for the branch of linguistics that interprets language when it comes to the concepts, from time to time universal, sometimes specific with a particular tongue, which in turn underlie its forms. Cognitive linguistics is seen as an adherence to three central positions. First, it denies that there are an autonomous linguistic faculty within the mind; second, it understands grammar when it comes to conceptualization; third, it claims that knowledge of language arises out of language use.
Cognitive Linguistics
