One of the approaches to cognitive linguistics is called Cognitive Linguistics, with capital initials, but it is also often spelled cognitive linguistics with all lowercase letters. This movement saw its beginning in early 1980s when George Lakoff's metaphor theory was united with Ronald Langacker's cognitive grammar, with subsequent models of construction grammar following from various authors. The union entails two different approaches to linguistic and cultural evolution: that of the conceptual metaphor, and the construction.
One of the approaches to cognitive linguistics is called Cognitive Linguistics with capital initials but it is also often spelled cognitive linguistics with all lowercase letters This movement saw its beginning in early 1980s when George Lakoff's metaphor theory was united with Ronald Langacker's cognitive grammar with subsequent models of construction grammar following from various authors The union entails two different approaches to linguistic and cultural evolution that of the conceptual metaphor and the construction