Publications

Books

Glynn, D. & Fabsizak, M. 2024. Emotions and Corpora. Behavioural evidence for conceptual structure. Special issue of Language and Cognition, Cambridge: CUP.

Geeraerts, D. & Glynn, D. forthcoming 2025. Cambridge Handbook of Lexical Semantics. Cambridge: CUP.

Glynn, D. & Robinson, J. 2014. Corpus Methods in Cognitive Semantics. Studies in polysemy and Synonymy. Amsterdam: Benjamins.

Glynn, D. &  Sjölin, M. 2014. Subjectivity and Epistemicity. Corpus, discourse, and narrative approaches to stance. Lund: Lund University.

Glynn, D. & Fischer, K. 2010. Quantitative Cognitive Semantics. Corpus-driven approaches. Berlin: Mouton.

Glynn, D. 2008. Mapping Meaning. Corpus Methodology for Cognitive Semantics. Leuven: Leuven University.

Selected Articles and Chapters

2023

Concrete constructions or messy mangroves?
How modelling contextual effects on constructional alternations reflect theoretical assumptions of language structure
Linguistics Vanguard. (with O. Mikkelsen)

Disentangling constructional networks: Integrating taxonomic effects into the description of grammatical alternations
Linguistics Vanguard. (with P. Wyroślak)

Enemies, Illness and Death : How English and Russian conceptualize BOREDOM
Yearbook of the German Cognitive Linguistics Association 10. Berlin: Mouton (with A. Biryukova)

2022

Applying behavioural profiles to multimodal discourse analysis.
A quantitative analysis of self-praise strategies in French and Russian social-media
Cognitive Sociolinguistics Revisited. G. Kristiansen et al. (eds.), 606–621. Berlin: Mouton de Gruyter (with A. Gimadieva)

Emergent Categories. Quantifying semantic distinctiveness and similarity in usage
Contrast and Analogy in Language. K. Krawczak et al. (eds.), 245–282. Amsterdam: Benjamins. 

2019

The status of multimodal constructions in developing models and empirical testing. A methodological perspective
Language, Mind, Culture and Society 3: 148–157. 

Operationalising construal. A corpus based study in cognition and communication construction
Jezikoslovlje 20: 1–30 (with K. Krawczak).

2016

Quantifying polysemy. Corpus methodology for prototype theory
Folia Linguistica 50: 413-448.

Operationalizing mirativity. A usage-based quantitative study of constructional construal in English
Review of Cognitive Linguistics 13: 353–382 (with K. Krawczak).

2015

Semasiology and onomasiology. Empirical questions between meaning, naming and context
Recontextualizing Language and Linguistics, J. Daems et al. (eds.), 47-79. Berlin: Mouton.

The socio-cultural conceptualisation of FEMININITY. Corpus evidence for Cognitive Models
Empirical Methods Language Studies. J. Badio & K. Kosecki (eds.) 97–117. Frankfurt: Lang.

2014

The social nature of ANGER: Multivariate corpus evidence for context effects upon conceptual structure
Emotions in Discourse. I. Novakova et al. (eds.), 69–82. Frankfurt: Lang

Quality and quantity. Object and method in the study of subjectivity and epistemic stance
Subjectivity and Epistemicity. D. Glynn & M. Sjölin (eds.), 1–22. Lund: Lund University.

Subjectivity and Epistemicity:  An annotated bibliography
Subjectivity and Epistemicity. D. Glynn & M. Sjölin (eds.), 349–410. Lund: Lund University.

Correspondence analysis: Exploring data and identifying patterns
Corpus Methods in Cognitive Semantics. D. Glynn & J. Robinson (eds.), 133-180. Amsterdam: Benjamins.

The many uses of run. Corpus-based methods and socio-cognitive semantics
Corpus Methods in Cognitive Semantics. D. Glynn & J. Robinson (eds.), 323-254. Amsterdam: Benjamins.

Techniques and tools. Corpus methods and statistics for semantics
Corpus Methods in Cognitive Semantics, D. Glynn & J. Robinson (eds.), 1-30. Amsterdam: Benjamins.

Polysemy and Synonymy: Corpus method and cognitive theory
Corpus Methods in Cognitive Semantics, D. Glynn & J. Robinson (eds.), 205-238. Amsterdam: Benjamins. 

Statistics in R: First steps
Corpus Methods in Cognitive Semantics. D. Glynn & J. Robinson (eds.), 181-2021. Amsterdam : John Benjamins (with J. Van de Weijer).

2013

The conceptual profile of the lexeme home: A multifactorial diachronic analysis
Diachronic Studies in Conceptual Metaphor. J. Enrique Diaz (ed.), 265-294. Amsterdam: Benjamins.

Multivariate corpus analysis of the expression of ANXIETY in Japanese and British English
Explorations in English Language and Linguistics 1: 107-130. (with H. Nordmark).

2011

The American Concept of Home. A Multifactorial Corpus Driven Study
Interstudia 10: 65-79 (with J. Sten).

Context and cognition. A corpus-driven approach to parenthetical uses of mental predicates
Cognitive Processes in Language, K. Kosecki & J. Badio (eds.), 87-99. Frankfurt: Lang (with K. Krawczak). 

Cognitive Linguistic methods for literature. A usage-based approach to metanarrative and metalepsis
Texts and Minds, A. Kwiatkowska (ed.), 85-102. Frankfurt: Lang (with M. Sjölin). 

Corpus-driven Cognitive Linguistics. A case study in polysemy
Seria Filogia 51 : 67-83.

2010

Cognitive corpus linguistics: Five points of debate on current theory and methodology
Corpora 5: 1-27 (with Arppe, A, G. Gilquin, M. Hilpert, et A. Zschel).

Testing the hypothesis. Objectivity and verification in usage-based Cognitive Semantics
Quantitative Cognitive Semantics. D. Glynn & K. Fischer (eds.), 239-270. Berlin: Mouton.

Corpus-driven Cognitive Semantics. An introduction to the field
Quantitative Cognitive Semantics. D. Glynn et K. Fischer (eds.), 1-42. Berlin: Mouton.

2009

Synonymy, lexical fields, and grammatical constructions. A study in usage-based Cognitive Semantics
Cognitive Foundations of Linguistic Usage-Patterns. H.-J. Schmid & S. Handl (eds.), 89-118. Berlin: Mouton.

Polysemy, syntax, and variation. A usage-based method for Cognitive Semantics
New Directions in Cognitive Linguistics. V. Evans & S. Pourcel (eds.), 77-106. Amsterdam: Benjamins.

2008

Arbitrary structure, Cognitive Grammar, and the partes orationis. A Study in Polish Paradigms
Naturalness and Iconicity in Linguistics. K. Willems & L. De Cuypere (eds.), 299-333. Amsterdam: Benjamins.

Multifactorial polysemy. Form and meaning variation in the complex web of usage
Applied Linguistics Now: Understanding Language and Mind. Carmen M. Bretones Callejas et al. (eds.), 1633-1645. Almería: University of Almería.

2007

Rain and snow in West Germanic. A test case for Cognitive Grammar
Du fait grammatical au fait cognitif, J. R. Lapaire et al. (eds.), 191-212. Pessac: PUB.

Concept delimitation and pragmatic implicature. Issues for the study of metonymy
Perspectives on Metonymy, K. Kosecki (ed.), 157-174. Frankfurt: Lang.

Iconicity and the grammar - lexis interface
Insistent Images. O. Fischer et al. (eds.), 267-286. Amsterdam: Benjamins.

2006

Conceptual metonymy - A study in cognitive models, reference-points, and domain boundaries
Poznan Studies in Contemporary Linguistics 42: 85-102.

Significant Syntax: A paradigmatic approach to Construction Grammar
Anglistica 21st Century, N. Magnes (ed.), 89-102. Moscow: Institut Jazikoznanija.

Cognitive Lexicology. Questions for an onomasiological approach to lexis
Lenguaje en la sociedad de la Información y la Comunicación. Actas del XXII Congreso Internacional de la Asociación Española de Lingüstica Aplicada, M. Amengual et al. (eds.), 209-219. Palma de Mallorca: Universidad de las Islas Baleares.

2004

Constructions at the crossroads. The place of construction grammar between field and frame
Review of Cognitive Linguistics 2: 197-233.

Perception, lexical class, and lexical variation. Limitations for Cognitive Grammar in the study of lexis
Anglophonia 16 : 135-150.

Cognitive constructs. Perceptual processing and conceptual categories between mind, language, and culture
Language, Culture, and Cognition. A. da Silva, et al. (eds.), 247-268. Coimbra: Almedina.

2002

LOVE and ANGER. The grammatical structure of conceptual metaphors
Style. Cognitive Approaches to Metaphor 36: 541-563.