Dynamic conceptualization from an interdisciplinary perspective

In the current scientific context, linguistic theories should try to accomplish at least three requirements: 1) operational plausibility, 2) psychological plausibility, and finally 3) neurological plausibility. This paper offers an interdisciplinary approach to the dynamicist paradigm of lexical meaning. Its aim is to show the coherence of this theory with the evidences coming from scientific disciplines where the major objective is to study the human cognitive system and the physical structures that sustain it. This will allow us to appreciate the plausibility that dynamic conceptualisation theory shows both from the standpoint of neuropsychology and neurobiology.