Poučevanje slovenskega jezika za Poljake v kognitivnem pristopu (izbrani vidiki)
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https://doi.org/10.18690/scn.2.2.75–88.2009Keywords:
cognitive linguistics, foreign languages teaching, Slovene as a foreign languageAbstract
Teaching Poles Slovene Language using a cognitive approach (selected aspects)
Cognitive linguistics is based on the assumption that language reflects human psychological processes. Meaning, as a subject of constant negotiation among people, is not just the conceptual content of the expression, it is the way in which the content is construed in a certain speaking context. It is influenced by both the structure of a given language and the vision of the world of its users. This view influences the cognitive linguistic approach to foreign language acquisition. This paper presents a cognitive approach to language and foreign language teaching; the theoretical section is followed by examples of Slovene expressions which are a conceptual challenge for Polish students of that language.
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