Towards a Theoretical Framework for Analyzing Complex Linguistic Networks

Chapter 1 Language Networks as Models of Cognition: Understanding Cognition through Language

Chapter 2 Path-Length and the Misperception of Speech: Insights from Network Science and Psycholinguistics

Chapter 3 Structure and Organization of the Mental Lexicon: A Network Approach Derived from Syntactic Dependency Relations and Word Associations

Chapter 4 Network Motifs Are a Powerful Tool for Semantic Distinction

Chapter 5 Multidimensional Analysis of Linguistic Networks

Chapter 6 Semantic Space as a Metapopulation System: Modelling the Wikipedia Information Flow Network

Chapter 7 Are Word-Adjacency Networks Networks?

Chapter 8 Syntactic Complex Networks and Their Applications

Chapter 9 Function Nodes in Chinese Syntactic Networks

Chapter 10 Non-crossing Dependencies: Least Effort, Not Grammar

Chapter 11 Simulating the Effects of Cross-Generational Cultural Transmission on Language Change

Chapter 12 Social Networks and Beyond in Language Change

Chapter 13 Emergence of Dominant Opinions in Presence of Rigid Individuals

Chapter 14 Considerations for a Linguistic Network Markup Language

Chapter 15 Linguistic Networks – An Online Platform for Deriving Collocation Networks from Natural Language Texts