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Embodied cognition
Linguistic bodies
Language
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Resumo
In this review, I briefly explain some of the key concepts of the book in order to offer a panoramic view of the theory of linguistic bodies. Following the book's structure, I first describe the authors’ notion of body, then refer to their notion ofdialectics, after that, I expose the steps of the model and, finally, get to their conception of languaging.
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