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The volumes in this series include current research on the debates at the intersection of linguistics and a range of sciences, social sciences and humanities fields, including health, business, law, and music. Each volume includes research from both sides of the fields covered, ensuring clear discussions about terminological divides, shared and differing approaches, as well as varying and similar bodies of literature.

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This book explores the many disciplinary and theoretical links between language, linguistics, and mathematics. It examines trends in linguistics, such as structuralism, conceptual metaphor theory, and other relevant theories,to show that language and mathematics have a similar structure, but differential functions, even though one without the other would not exist.

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Marcel Danesi, University of Toronto, Canada.

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