英文摘要 |
This paper studies the connectivity among morphology, lexicon, and cognition and culture in the perspective of 'language and culture' , and it especially highlights the cultural importance within the three aspects. In terms of lexicon and culture, this paper focuses on the cultural representations of lexicon. It can be divided into proper nouns and common nouns; the former includes person names, place names, tribe names and the latter includes kinship terms, hunting-related, marriage-related vocabulary, animal names as well as abstract nouns. With respect to morphology, we mainly focus on the two word formation processes: affixation and compounding. Finally, we will discuss and try to explain a number of language phenomena of lexicon and morphology from a cognitive linguistic perspective. We will also present their interactions graphically and thereby highlight the interactions and influences on language, cognition and culture. |