typological categories “on the basis of where they characteristically express the schematic core of the event complex—in the verb or in a satellite to the verb” (Talmy 2000: II, 213). In other words, based on how Path and Manner of motion are encoded and combined in one clause, Talmy distinguishes between: a. Satellite-framed languages (S-languages), such as English, German or Russian, which encode Path as a satellite to a manner main verb or ‘verb root’. E.g. He ran into (the house). b. Verb-framed languages (V-languages), such as Spanish, French, Japanese, or Basque, which encode Path as a main verb, and Manner as a subordinat
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Linguistic systems encode spatial information in strikingly different ways. Talmy (2000) classified ...
Languages differ systematically in how they map path and manner of motion onto lexical and grammatic...
Within Talmy’s (2000) and Slobin’s (1996) typological framework German belongs to satellite-framed l...
The last four decades have seen huge progress in the description and analysis of cross-linguistic di...
International audienceWe argue that the distinctions between satellite vs. verb-framed structures an...
Languages differ considerably in the attention that they pay to manner as a dimension of motion even...
Patterns of path encoding in German Birgitta Meex Lessius/K. U. Leuven, Belgium CONTEXT - Languag...
Different languages express manner and path of motion in distinct ways. Some languages, such as Engl...
A vast amount of research has been carried out inspired by the motion event typology established by ...
Crosslinguistic studies of expressions of motion events have found that Talmy's binary typology of v...
A vast amount of research has been carried out inspired by the motion event typology established by ...
Recent studies in language acquisition have paid much attention to linguis-tic diversity and have be...
In the last decades, multiple studied have devoted their attention to motion conceptualisation, Leon...
Recent studies in language acquisition have paid much attention to linguistic diversity and have beg...
Manners of human gait: a crosslinguistic event-naming study Abstract: Crosslinguistic studies of exp...
Linguistic systems encode spatial information in strikingly different ways. Talmy (2000) classified ...
Languages differ systematically in how they map path and manner of motion onto lexical and grammatic...
Within Talmy’s (2000) and Slobin’s (1996) typological framework German belongs to satellite-framed l...
The last four decades have seen huge progress in the description and analysis of cross-linguistic di...
International audienceWe argue that the distinctions between satellite vs. verb-framed structures an...
Languages differ considerably in the attention that they pay to manner as a dimension of motion even...
Patterns of path encoding in German Birgitta Meex Lessius/K. U. Leuven, Belgium CONTEXT - Languag...
Different languages express manner and path of motion in distinct ways. Some languages, such as Engl...
A vast amount of research has been carried out inspired by the motion event typology established by ...
Crosslinguistic studies of expressions of motion events have found that Talmy's binary typology of v...
A vast amount of research has been carried out inspired by the motion event typology established by ...
Recent studies in language acquisition have paid much attention to linguis-tic diversity and have be...
In the last decades, multiple studied have devoted their attention to motion conceptualisation, Leon...
Recent studies in language acquisition have paid much attention to linguistic diversity and have beg...
Manners of human gait: a crosslinguistic event-naming study Abstract: Crosslinguistic studies of exp...
Linguistic systems encode spatial information in strikingly different ways. Talmy (2000) classified ...