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The aim of this paper is to briefly discuss the relationship between language and cognition and provide some examples of three aspects: construal, gesture, and encyclopaedic knowledge with reference to the effects of social factors. It is important to understand the relationship between language and cognition and to know which of them is dominant on the other and also the role of social factors in regard to this relationship.

The role of Construal, Gesture and Encyclopaedic Knowledge in linking language with cognition