Cognitive grammatical cohesion by interface binding of certainty and suspicion, some verses of Qur,an as an example
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https://doi.org/10.35516/Hum.2026.9662Keywords:
Mind/brain, cognitive grammatical cohesion, binary opposition, certainty and conjecture, concept hybridization, blending of perception, space, parallel syntax engineering, prominence, focalization, conceptual reference, structure, completion, crystallization, expansion, creative deviation.Abstract
Objectives: This research explores the cognitive connections between opposites, emphasizing the interplay of concept, perception, and spatial representation. It investigates how mental representation supports grammatical coherence and engenders creative deviations, resulting in parallel structures of meaning and sound, grounded in divine verses.
Methods: A unified cognitive scientific approach was utilized, incorporating insights from linguistics, neuroscience, psychology, philosophy, sociology, behavior, and anthropology.
Results: The study revealed that certainty and doubt exist reciprocally, allowing for the deconstruction of context into fragmented conceptual and perceptual frameworks. It demonstrated a continuous link between concept, perception, and space, with a central focus on semantic crystallization.
Conclusions: Opposites are relational and necessitate integration, illustrated through the duality of certainty and conjecture. This integration reflects complex mental structures and is evident in the interpretations of divine verses. The study highlights how concept, perception, and space interact through blending and hybridization, addressing coher.
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