Cognitive Semantics and the Architecture of Meaning

Abstract

This study attempts to address two main issues. The first is to crystalize the cognitive semantics of a general model that seeks to approach how meanings are built and what motivates them, depending on the peculiarities of human perception and its underlying experience factors. The second issue is related to the architecture of meaning and conceptual spatial patterns which have been given priority in the construction of other perceptions, because spatial organization is considered, from a psychological point of view,  the center of human knowledge.