Add to ORKGHow similar are the event concepts encoded by different languages? So far, few event domains have been investigated in any detail. The PUT project extends the systematic cross-linguistic exploration of event categorisation to a new domain, that of placement events (putting things in places and removing them from places). The goal of this task is to explore cross-linguistic universality and variability in the semantic categorisation of placement events (e.g., ‘putting a cup on the table’)
This paper explores the linguistic encoding of placement and removal events in Swedish. Drawing on e...
This paper explores the linguistic encoding of placement and removal events in Swedish. Drawing on e...
This paper explores the linguistic encoding of placement and removal events in Swedish. Drawing on e...
How similar are the event concepts encoded by different languages? So far, few event domains have be...
Events of putting things in places, and removing them from places, are fundamental activities of hum...
Events of putting things in places, and removing them from places, are fundamental activities of hum...
The concept of 'event' has been posited as an ontological primitive in natural language semantics, y...
The concept of 'event' has been posited as an ontological primitive in natural language semantics, y...
This study explores how adults and children describe placement events (e.g., putting a book on a tab...
This study explores how adults and children describe placement events (e.g., putting a book on a tab...
This study focuses on the effect of the semantics of placement verbs on placement event representati...
This study focuses on the effect of the semantics of placement verbs on placement event representati...
This study explores how adults and children describe placement events (e.g., putting a book on a tab...
This study focuses on the effect of the semantics of placement verbs on placement event representati...
The cross-linguistic investigation of semantic categories has a long history, spanning many discipli...
This paper explores the linguistic encoding of placement and removal events in Swedish. Drawing on e...
This paper explores the linguistic encoding of placement and removal events in Swedish. Drawing on e...
This paper explores the linguistic encoding of placement and removal events in Swedish. Drawing on e...
How similar are the event concepts encoded by different languages? So far, few event domains have be...
Events of putting things in places, and removing them from places, are fundamental activities of hum...
Events of putting things in places, and removing them from places, are fundamental activities of hum...
The concept of 'event' has been posited as an ontological primitive in natural language semantics, y...
The concept of 'event' has been posited as an ontological primitive in natural language semantics, y...
This study explores how adults and children describe placement events (e.g., putting a book on a tab...
This study explores how adults and children describe placement events (e.g., putting a book on a tab...
This study focuses on the effect of the semantics of placement verbs on placement event representati...
This study focuses on the effect of the semantics of placement verbs on placement event representati...
This study explores how adults and children describe placement events (e.g., putting a book on a tab...
This study focuses on the effect of the semantics of placement verbs on placement event representati...
The cross-linguistic investigation of semantic categories has a long history, spanning many discipli...
This paper explores the linguistic encoding of placement and removal events in Swedish. Drawing on e...
This paper explores the linguistic encoding of placement and removal events in Swedish. Drawing on e...
This paper explores the linguistic encoding of placement and removal events in Swedish. Drawing on e...