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ORCIDFunctional Features in Language and Space, 2005
- Laura A. Carlson, Emile van der Zee:
Functional Features in Language and Space - Insights from Perception, Categorization, and Development. Explorations in language and space 2, Oxford University Press 2005, ISBN 978-0-19-926433-9 - Laura A. Carlson, Emile van der Zee:
Functional Features in Language and Space. 1-10
Part One - Features: Derived from Perception, Action, and Embodiment
- Arthur M. Glenberg
, Michael P. Kaschak:
Language is Grounded in Action. 11-24 - Manuel de Vega, María F. Rodrigo:
The Bicycle Pedal is in Front of the Table. Why some Objects do not Fit into some Spatial Relations. 25-38 - Ranxiao Frances Wang:
Dissociation between Verbal and Pointing Responding in Perspective Change Problems. 39-52 - Rajesh Kasturirangan:
An Ecological Approach to the Interface between Language and Vision. 53-70 - Carola Eschenbach:
Contextual, Functional, and Geometric Components in the Semantics of Projective Terms. 71-92 - Christopher Habel:
Verbs and Directions: The Interaction of Geometry and Function in Determining Orientation. 93-112 - Emile van der Zee, Matt Watson:
Between Space and Function: How Spatial and Functional Features Determine the Comprehension of between. 113-130
Part Two - Function: Definitions and influence
- Lawrence W. Barsalou, Steven A. Sloman, Sergio E. Chaigneau:
The HIPE Theory of Function. 131-148 - Kenny R. Coventry, Simon Garrod:
Towards a Classification of Extra-geometric Influences on the Comprehension of Spatial Prepositions. 149-162 - Lynn V. Richards, Kenny R. Coventry:
Is it in or Is it on? The Influence of Geometry and Location Control on Children's Descriptions of Containment and Support Events. 163-174 - Laura A. Carlson, Edwin Covell:
Defining Functional Features for Spatial Language. 175-190 - Terry Regier, Laura A. Carlson, Bryce Corrigan:
Attention in Spatial Language: Bridging Geometry and Function. 191-204 - Sandeep Prasada:
Being Near the Ceramic, but not Near the Mug: On the Role of Construal in Spatial Language. 205-218 - Claude Vandeloise:
Force and Function in the Acquisition of the Preposition in. 219-234
Part Three - Features that are functional : categorization, leaning, and language
- Linda B. Smith:
Shape: A Developmental Product. 235-256 - Brian Rogosky, Robert L. Goldstone:
Adaptation of Perceptual and Semantic Features. 257-274 - Kelly Madole, Lisa M. Oakes:
Infants' Attention to and Use of Functional Properties in Categorization. 275-292 - Paul C. Quinn:
Developmental Constraints on the Representation of Spatial Relation Information: Evidence from Preverbal Infants. 293-310 - Urpo Nikanne:
Path Expressions in Finnish and Swedish: The Role of Constructions. 311-330
Part Four - The pervasinveness of functional features in language and space
- Barbara Tversky:
Form and Function. 331-
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