Figures and refutations. Two types of "empiricness" in cognitive linguistics

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This conference presentation discusses two ways of understanding the term "empirical" in cognitive linguistics. The presentation was delivered on Sep 24, 2015 at Polish Cognitive Linguistics Association Conference in Lublin, Poland.

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