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Level C

In mental spaces theory, the level at which meaning-construction, or conceptualization, occurs.

Level C is a level of conceptual processing 'above' the level of semantic structure as encoded by language.

Thus meaning-construction is fundamentally conceptual and hence non-linguistic in nature.

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