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paper CO_FormayFuncióntxt282 - : For decades the spatial-temporal relation was fundamental in theories that supported variability in historical linguistics, while downgrading the Euclidian, social, and perceptible spaces. By incorporating the concepts of space and spatiality to the study of language, the new human geography gave way to the development of geolinguistics, an interdisciplinary subject characterized by scientific eclecticism and the emphasis on processes and spatial structures of language. This paper examines the theoretical and conceptual referents of a study of the spatiality of Santander Spanish (Colombia), following the basic theoretical principles of geolinguistics. The theoretical and conceptual referents that constitute the focus of the present article include aspects related to the concepts of space and spatiality: the Euclidian, social, and perceptible space, as well as aspects related to the diffusion of linguistic phenomena: centers of articulation and dispersion, networks, and the nature and
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paper CO_FormayFuncióntxt260 - : The postposition «wap» means 'in front of' (examples 16a-b) and 'before' (examples 16c-d), respectively spatial and temporal use:
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paper CO_Íkalatxt64 - : [...] the deposit of knowledge, experience, beliefs, values, attitudes, meanings, hierarchies, religion, notions of time, roles, spatial relations, concepts of the universe, and material objects and possessions acquired by a group of people in the course of generations through individual and group striving (1997:12-13 ).
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paper PE_Lexistxt90 - : ^34 "One common way in which a more lexical concrete item give rise to a more abstract and gramatical category is the grammaticalization of body part terms to markers of spatial relation" (Heine 1997: 582 ).
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paper PE_Lexistxt33 - : ^18 A propósito de la inclusión Estermann dice lo siguiente: "Una de las características de la sabiduría y cosmovisión andina es la inclusividad; todo tipo de dicotomías y exclusividades (‘o bien el uno o bien el otro’) les es ajeno" (2006: 8). Tristan Platt dice también que la inclusivida se expresa también a través de la partícula ntin: "ntin is inclusive in nature, with implication of totality, spatial inclusión of one thing in another, or identication of two elements as members of the same category" (1986: 245 ).
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paper UY_ALFALtxt38 - : The aim of this paper is to improve on the semantic characterization of the Spanish marker dentro de within the framework of Cognitive Linguistics. According to a common view, prepositions en and dentro de are almost identical in being able to express interiority. A more careful examination shows that in fact they express spatial indication in different ways: en brings only an abstract localization whereas dentro de shows more accurately the borderlines of the container . After a brief presentation of the description given by the linguistic literature, this work focuses on the uses of both markers with lexemes denoting places. A comparative analysis is applied to the uses of the two prepositions in order to specify some of the particular features of dentro de. A qualitative study of uses in context allows us to describe the spatial meaning of dentro de in terms of containment and bordering instruction.
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paper VE_Núcleotxt110 - : Je conçois le voyage spatial dans cet article tel quil est conçu par Jorge Luis Borges : le déplacement dun personnage dun point A jusquà un point B (cf . Borges, 1974) ; ses mouvements dans lespace, sans que ceux-ci représentent forcément une distance énorme, proche ou inextricable. Les personnages des récits de Miguel Gomes dont je ferai lanalyse achèvent leurs courses dans une même ville, voire dans une même rue ou dans un même quartier. Lon y rencontre une sorte de bureaucratie spatiale : les douanes physiques et corporelles impulsées par des déplacements géographiques. Dans ces derniers, outre la réflexion, un retour et un changement radical sont conçus dans la vie des personnages : par exemple, pour Nick Vadalos, du récit « Berlín 2001 » (2010), il est inévitable davancer sans réfléchir à son passé. Pour mener lanalyse de ce récit, outre « Travesía » (en presse), « Tagliavini » (en presse), « New York, New York » (2006) et « Lorena llora a las tres
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paper corpusRLAtxt138 - : Gentner, Dedre y Melissa Bowerman. (2009). Why some spatial semantic categories are harder to learn than others: The typological prevalence hypothesis . En Jiansheng Guo, Elena Lieven, Nancy Budwig, Susan Ervin-Tripp, Keiko Nakamura y §eyda Ozçaligkan (eds.), Cognitive approaches to the psychology of language (pp. 465-481). New York: Psychology Press. [ [41]Links ]
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paper corpusRLAtxt170 - : LINGUISTIC AND DEICTIC SPATIAL REFERENCES OF RURAL MAPUCHE AND NON-MAPUCHE CHILDREN: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY ON THE DESCRIPTION OF THE ROUTE IN WIDE SPACES
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paper corpusSignostxt426 - : Local deixis, also called place or spatial deixis, stands for “the linguistic expression of the speaker’s perception of his position in three-dimensional space” (Fillmore, 1997: 27), denoting “the relationship of objects to a speaker”, or “how a speaker is situated in physical space” (Simpson, 1993: 13 ).
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paper corpusSignostxt426 - : According to Yang (2011: 129), “a text, whether in its written or oral realization, is closely related to the concepts of space and time”, and “every utterance token is spatio-temporary unique, being spoken or written at a particular place and at a particular time. Thus, the second set of analyses deals with the spatial (or local) and time adverbial deictic references based on two-level ‘distance’ range with the speaker as a referent point, or ‘the centre of conceptualization’ (Yang, 2011): distal vs . proximal, where proximal pole is considered to be more close to the speaker and the distal one – closer to the addressee (Stawarska, 2008; Cornish, 2011):
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paper corpusSignostxt429 - : Research findings have also indicated that language can impact thought even after it has been used. It is posited that the acquisition of a language might generate a specific processing mode, which might persist in both linguistic and non-linguistic contexts. A subclass of this view proposes that acquiring a language would cause speakers to pay greater attention to some specific properties of the physical context. For example, three kinds of spatial frames of reference have been identified: the geocentric or absolute frame which places the coordination axes in the larger environment, the object-centric or intrinsic frame which consider the axes within objects, and the ego-centric frame which considers the speaker as the point of reference (Majid, Bowerman, Kita, Haun & Levinson, 2004 ). It has been observed that not all frames of reference are used in all languages. In a series of experiments, Levinson, Kita, Haun and Rasch (2002) found a correlation between linguistically encoded frames of
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paper corpusSignostxt217 - : Spatial Problem:
Evaluando al candidato spatial:
1) dans: 7
2) speaker: 6 (*)
4) linguistic: 5 (*)
7) concepts: 4
13) theoretical: 3
14) frames: 3 (*)
16) même: 3
17) frame: 3 (*)
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Lengua: eng
Frec: 207
Docs: 83
Nombre propio: 1 / 207 = 0%
Coocurrencias con glosario: 4
Puntaje: 4.704 = (4 + (1+5.12928301694497) / (1+7.70043971814109)));
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