Routledge The New Psychology of Language Volume II - Classic Edition

Explore the intersection of psychology and linguistics with this classic edition of The New Psychology of Language, Volume II. This volume offers a unique perspective by moving away from purely formal and mathematical models to introduce functional and cognitive approaches to language structure. By using terminology and concepts familiar to psychologists, this work helps bridge the gap between cognitive science and linguistic study. As part of the Psychology Press and Routledge Classic Editions, this book re-introduces the influential work of leading cognitive and functional linguists. It includes a new introduction by Michael Tomasello, who provides a review of the field and its evolution. This text is designed for students, researchers, and professionals interested in how cognitive processes shape the way we use and understand language structure.