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Todd Oakley

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Case Western Reserve University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Cognitive Science

Todd Oakley is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Case Western Reserve University.

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communication cognitive science linguistics rhetoric discourse analysis psychology narrative cognition semantics cognitive linguistics textual practice psycholinguistics intellectual discourse mental spaces attention autism documentation verbal interactions discourse structure interactional linguistics human cognition action (philosophy) cognitive communication argumentation analysis conceptual integration document acts conversation analysis speech communication applied linguistics pragmatics child psychology information management information technology electronic commerce human decision process composition studies social semiotics economic psychology history of economic thought pragmatic analysis cognitive interaction actuation metacognition semantic processing language comprehension belief merging fragmentation effect conceptual knowledge acquisition folklore studies religious symbol information technology management information processing (psychology) cognitive psychology ontology (information science) lexicography sport psychology game semantics critical thinking prosody (linguistics) narrative representation mental process monetary theory cognitive semantics figurative meaning conceptual blending theory rhetorical effect force-dynamic dimensions simulation semantics rhetorical analysis human rhetorical potential cognitive grammar experimental film fictive interaction autism speech functional echolalia general linguistics semantic analysis (linguistics) language conceptual blending

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Origins of Money: A Motivation Sedimentation Model (Msm) Analysis. Semiotica (2024)

Todd OakleyJordan Zlatev

motivationanthropologyeconomics

A Critical Realist Theory of Money and Finance: Social Cognitive Semiotics as Metatheory. Recherches sémiotiques (2023)

Todd Oakley

social semioticseconomicssocial sciencesfinancecritical theorycritical realist theorycritical thinkingsocial cognitive semiotics

Functional Echolalia in Autism Speech: Verbal Formulae and Repeated Prior Utterances as Communicative and Cognitive Strategies. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Fan XieEsther PascualTodd Oakley

communicationchild developmentautism speechfunctional echolaliapsychologychild psychologycognitive strategiesverbal formulaelinguisticsautismpsycholinguistics

Shocking Projections: The Rise of the [X-Shock] Construction in Macroeconomics. (2023)

Todd OakleyVera TobinAdrian VietorszNoah SlobodinKatherine Gordon

macroeconomics

Rhetorical Minds. Berghahn Books (2022)

Todd Oakley

communicationnarrativediscourse structureargumentation analysisrhetorical mindsrhetoricphilosophydiscourse analysis

Who’s Talking? Cognitive Semiotics in the (New Media) Wild. Cognitive Semiotics (2022)

Anders HougaardTodd OakleySeana Coulson

cognitive sciencecognitive semioticscommunicationmass communication

The Origins of Money and Its Role in Modernity. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Todd Oakley

history of economic thoughtmonetary theorymodernityeconomicseconomic history

Translating Metaphtonymy: Exploring Trainee Translators' Translation Approaches and Underlying Factors. Frontiers in Psychology (2021)

Shengxi JinZhengjun LinTodd Oakley

underlying factorspsychologycognitive sciencetrainee translatorsbehavioral sciences

“Hi, Mr. President!”. Review of Cognitive Linguistics (2020)

Paula FonsecaEsther PascualTodd Oakley

cognitive linguisticscommunicationlanguagelinguisticspsycholinguistics

Still More on Money: A Response to Brandt. Cognitive Semiotics (2018)

Todd Oakley

cognitive scienceeconomicsbehavioral economicseconomic psychology

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Todd Oakley

Professor

Case Western Reserve University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Cognitive Science

Todd Oakley is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Case Western Reserve University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Todd Oakley

Case Western Reserve University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Origins of Money: A Motivation Sedimentation Model (Msm) Analysis. Semiotica (2024)

Todd OakleyJordan Zlatev

motivationanthropologyeconomics

A Critical Realist Theory of Money and Finance: Social Cognitive Semiotics as Metatheory. Recherches sémiotiques (2023)

Todd Oakley

social semioticseconomicssocial sciencesfinancecritical theorycritical realist theorycritical thinkingsocial cognitive semiotics

Functional Echolalia in Autism Speech: Verbal Formulae and Repeated Prior Utterances as Communicative and Cognitive Strategies. Frontiers in Psychology (2023)

Fan XieEsther PascualTodd Oakley

communicationchild developmentautism speechfunctional echolaliapsychologychild psychologycognitive strategiesverbal formulaelinguisticsautismpsycholinguistics

Shocking Projections: The Rise of the [X-Shock] Construction in Macroeconomics. (2023)

Todd OakleyVera TobinAdrian VietorszNoah SlobodinKatherine Gordon

macroeconomics

Rhetorical Minds. Berghahn Books (2022)

Todd Oakley

communicationnarrativediscourse structureargumentation analysisrhetorical mindsrhetoricphilosophydiscourse analysis

Who’s Talking? Cognitive Semiotics in the (New Media) Wild. Cognitive Semiotics (2022)

Anders HougaardTodd OakleySeana Coulson

cognitive sciencecognitive semioticscommunicationmass communication

The Origins of Money and Its Role in Modernity. Oxford University Press eBooks (2021)

Todd Oakley

history of economic thoughtmonetary theorymodernityeconomicseconomic history

Translating Metaphtonymy: Exploring Trainee Translators' Translation Approaches and Underlying Factors. Frontiers in Psychology (2021)

Shengxi JinZhengjun LinTodd Oakley

underlying factorspsychologycognitive sciencetrainee translatorsbehavioral sciences

“Hi, Mr. President!”. Review of Cognitive Linguistics (2020)

Paula FonsecaEsther PascualTodd Oakley

cognitive linguisticscommunicationlanguagelinguisticspsycholinguistics

Still More on Money: A Response to Brandt. Cognitive Semiotics (2018)

Todd Oakley

cognitive scienceeconomicsbehavioral economicseconomic psychology

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