Language and Cognitive Processes

Concepts and meaning: Introduction to the special issue on conceptual representation
pp. 505-512(8)
Authors: Hampton J.; Moss H.

Situated simulation in the human conceptual system
pp. 513-562(50)
Author: Barsalou L.

Artifacts are not ascribed essences, nor are they treated as belonging to kinds
pp. 563-582(20)
Authors: Sloman S.; Malt B.

On the conceptual basis for the count and mass noun distinction
pp. 583-624(42)
Authors: Wisniewski E.; Lamb C.; Middleton E.

Object recognition under semantic impairment: The effects of conceptual regularities on perceptual decisions
pp. 625-662(38)
Authors: Rogers T.; Hodges J.; Patterson K.; Lambon Ralph M.

Categorisation, causation, and the limits of understanding
pp. 663-692(30)
Author: Keil F.

Concepts, language, and privacy: An argument "vaguely Viennese in provenance"
pp. 693-723(31)
Author: Levy D.

Access to knowledge from pictures but not words in a patient with progressive fluent aphasia
pp. 725-757(33)
Authors: Saffran E.M.; Coslett H.; Martin N.; Boronat C.B.

Categories for names or names for categories?The interplay between domain-specific conceptual structure and language
pp. 759-787(29)
Author: Diesendruck G.