PowerPoint Presentations
by David Tuggy
The following PowerPoint(®) presentations are
available on this site. Software that knows how to render .pps files
will of course be needed. Most of the presentations specify use of the Unicode font Gentium
(available free); it may be difficult to get parts of them to work
right with other fonts. Some presentations are several (up to 10)
megabytes in
size, others are more reasonable.
The presentations are not necessarily in highly
polished condition, nor set up for autonomous running —you
will have to click your way through them. Material from them is
copyrighted (© David Tuggy), but may be
used in ways that are both reasonable and non-profit as long as
appropriate credit is given.
(2008) Presentations at
Misano Adriatico, Italy
-
Introduction to Cognitive Grammar
-
Issues in translation
(2007) Presentation for the
ICLC X conference (International Cognitive Linguistics
Conference, Kraków, Poland)
- Getting
the Joke; Humor, Cognitive grammar, encyclopedic meaning and the
semantics/pragmatics interface. (Warning:
over 8M.)
(2005) Presentations given at the ICLC
IX conference (International Cognitive Linguistics Conference, Seoul,
Korea)
Other Presentations
- Translation:
a
Cognitive Grammar view.
(Presented to the Board of
Wycliffe USA in June 2005)
(en español,
2005)
- Las
lenguas maternas de México.
(The Mother Tongues of Mexico;
Spanish only; presented at the Universidad Autónoma de San
Luis Potosí on the International Day of the Mother Tongue,
22 February 2005)
- Function
becomes meaning: The prefix tla-
in Nawatl.
(Revised from a paper presented
in 1995 at the Functional Linguistics Conference in Albuquerque, New
Mexico. Spanish and
English versions presented in several other venues as well.)
- Abrelatas y scarecrow:
Compuestos exocéntricos verbo + objeto en español
e inglés, en ilustración de principios
básicos de la Gramática Cognoscitiva. (2005. Spanish only. This is drawn from the
translated version of Tuggy
2004, which is also available in PDF format,
776K.)
- Seeing patterns and learning to
do
things and what that has to do with language.
(2006. Invited presentation at
SIL, University of Oregon, 6 July 2006. Warning: over 9M.)
- Phonemes:
A Cognitive grammar perspective.
(2006. Presentation to phonology
class at SIL, University of Oregon, 5 July 2006. Warning: over 8M.)
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