Definition of cognitivist in English:

cognitivist

noun ˈkɒɡnɪtɪvɪstˈkäɡnədəvəst

A person who believes or works in cognitive grammar.
Example sentencesExamples
- Along with the digital age, his theory of computation helped inspire the cognitivist revolution, making him, by some lights the first cognitivist.
- If the brain is at the root of all language, then the further claim of cognitivists makes sense: that the everyday and the special are cognitively the same.

adjective ˈkɒɡnɪtɪvɪstˈkäɡnədəvəst

Relating to cognitive grammar.
Example sentencesExamples
- The cognitivist view has become familiar enough: figures of speech are really conceptual structures, crucial both to cognition and culture.
- In the symbolic or cognitivist paradigm, which was dominant in the '70s and '80s, the mind is seen as a symbol-based rule-system.

Derivatives

cognitivism

noun

Origin

1950s (in the sense 'believing that moral judgements are true or false statements about moral facts'): from cognitive + -ist.

Definition of cognitivist in US English:

cognitivist

nounˈkäɡnədəvəst

A person who believes or works in cognitive grammar.
Example sentencesExamples
- If the brain is at the root of all language, then the further claim of cognitivists makes sense: that the everyday and the special are cognitively the same.
- Along with the digital age, his theory of computation helped inspire the cognitivist revolution, making him, by some lights the first cognitivist.

adjectiveˈkäɡnədəvəst

Relating to cognitive grammar.
Example sentencesExamples
- The cognitivist view has become familiar enough: figures of speech are really conceptual structures, crucial both to cognition and culture.
- In the symbolic or cognitivist paradigm, which was dominant in the '70s and '80s, the mind is seen as a symbol-based rule-system.

Origin

1950s (in the sense ‘believing that moral judgements are true or false statements about moral facts’): from cognitive + -ist.

单词	cognitivist
释义	Definition of cognitivist in English: cognitivist noun ˈkɒɡnɪtɪvɪstˈkäɡnədəvəst A person who believes or works in cognitive grammar. Example sentencesExamples Along with the digital age, his theory of computation helped inspire the cognitivist revolution, making him, by some lights the first cognitivist. If the brain is at the root of all language, then the further claim of cognitivists makes sense: that the everyday and the special are cognitively the same. adjective ˈkɒɡnɪtɪvɪstˈkäɡnədəvəst Relating to cognitive grammar. Example sentencesExamples The cognitivist view has become familiar enough: figures of speech are really conceptual structures, crucial both to cognition and culture. In the symbolic or cognitivist paradigm, which was dominant in the '70s and '80s, the mind is seen as a symbol-based rule-system. Derivatives cognitivism noun Origin 1950s (in the sense 'believing that moral judgements are true or false statements about moral facts'): from cognitive + -ist. Definition of cognitivist in US English: cognitivist nounˈkäɡnədəvəst A person who believes or works in cognitive grammar. Example sentencesExamples If the brain is at the root of all language, then the further claim of cognitivists makes sense: that the everyday and the special are cognitively the same. Along with the digital age, his theory of computation helped inspire the cognitivist revolution, making him, by some lights the first cognitivist. adjectiveˈkäɡnədəvəst Relating to cognitive grammar. Example sentencesExamples The cognitivist view has become familiar enough: figures of speech are really conceptual structures, crucial both to cognition and culture. In the symbolic or cognitivist paradigm, which was dominant in the '70s and '80s, the mind is seen as a symbol-based rule-system. Origin 1950s (in the sense ‘believing that moral judgements are true or false statements about moral facts’): from cognitive + -ist.
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