1994
DOI: 10.1093/jos/11.4.231
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Taking a Stand on the Meanings of Stand: Bodily Experience as Motivation for Polysemy

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“…De Knop (2014), De Knop & Perrez (2014), Gibbs et al (1994), Kutscher & SchultzeBerndt (2007), Lemmens & Perrez (2010), or Serra-Borneto (1995and 1996. Less research has been done about placement verbs, except for some languages as Dutch (Gullberg 2009;Lemmens 2002 and, Danish (Hijazo-Gascón, Cadierno & Ibarretxe-Antuñano 2016), or Swedish (Viberg 1998).…”
Section: ) Wo Hast Du Die Zeitung Hingetan?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…De Knop (2014), De Knop & Perrez (2014), Gibbs et al (1994), Kutscher & SchultzeBerndt (2007), Lemmens & Perrez (2010), or Serra-Borneto (1995and 1996. Less research has been done about placement verbs, except for some languages as Dutch (Gullberg 2009;Lemmens 2002 and, Danish (Hijazo-Gascón, Cadierno & Ibarretxe-Antuñano 2016), or Swedish (Viberg 1998).…”
Section: ) Wo Hast Du Die Zeitung Hingetan?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, certain senses do appear to be similar (such as the different senses of the words ring and line), and various theories have argued that similarity licenses senses. For instance, Apresjan (1974) explicitly proposes that polysemous senses are similar to one another, while Gibbs and colleagues (Gibbs, Beitel, Harrington, & Sanders, 1994) argue that different senses of the word stand reflect meanings that are similar to one of a small number of prototypical meanings.…”
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“…Así pues, tenemos diferenciados, de momento, dos tipos de verbos locales estativos: a) situativos, que indican lugar en dónde, y que pueden ser transitivos 20 Los verbos de postura definen posturas u orientaciones que son asumidas por el cuerpo humano o pur objetos tratados de fonila comparable al cuerpo (Talmy, 2000: 79). 21 En lingüística cognitiva, los estudios sobre los verbos de postura han desarrollado dos aspectos fundamentalmente: a) los que se centran en la polisemia de los mismos (van Oostcn, 1982;Gibbs, Beitel, Harrington y Sanders, 1994;Serra Borneto, 1996, Kuteva, 1999Newman (2001), y b) los que se centran en los procesos de gramaticalización que conllevan los verbos de postura (Austin, 1998;Kuteva, 1999;Newman, 2002;Newman y Rice, 2001, 2004. o intransitivos, siendo los transitivos agentivos, y la mayoría de los intransitivos de estado; b) verbos de manera de posición.…”
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