Habit, choice, priming, and activity as flow: rethinking metaphorical models of action and cognition in cognitive linguistics
This article proposes a reconceptualization of action and cognition within Cognitive Linguistics (CL) by re-examining its foundational metaphorical models. While meaning in the field is often defined as embodied and usage-based, its dominant metaphors remain static, privileging stability over process. Methodologicall...