The paper gives a cognitive semantic analysis of the Hungarian prefix fel ‘up’. The prefix fel ‘up’ expresses a dynamic upward direction in real space in its primary meaning, with simulational subjective temporality (as Hungarian prefixes in general denote dynamic directionality). This prefix, as all the others, forms a composite structure with the main verb. The paper discusses (i) the general features of the prefix fel ‘up’, (ii) it argues that the directional meaning of Hungarian prefixes is processed by mental simulation, whith this imaginative simulation as subjective motion including backgrounded temporality, closely related to the inner section of the path, (iii) gives some basic details of the spatial variants of the prefix fel ‘up’...
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After some preliminary information on the Hungarian verb phrase in section 2, the paper will analyze...
Background. The critical importance of lexical concreteness and embodied sensorimotor processes for ...
The authors of the report attempt to provide a comprehensive description of some Russian verbal pref...
The present paper deals with the semantic features of three Hungarian neologisms (becéloz, betámad, ...
International audienceThe paper proposes a functional word class called “path satellites” including ...
Les annexes figurent en forme abrégéeThe aim of this study is propose a typology of predicates of mo...
Cognitive linguistic research suggests that Slavic verbal prefix semantics may be profitably describ...
Cognitive linguistics differs from other linguistic approaches in its assumption that linguistic rel...
Hungarian literature on word-formation typically focuses on rule-governed descriptions of regular an...
This study deals with semantic priming on the basis of the books titled Semantic Priming Perspective...
This paper deals with a semantic classification of Hungarian predicates of motion on the basis of th...
This book presents a corpus-based study of verbs used in expressions of fictive motion, which refers...
Cognitive linguistics brought about changes starting from reshaping o ur approach to metaphors. O...
This paper explores the semantic motivation of English phrasal verbs with the particle out whose con...
Key words: cognitive linguistics, trajector, landmark ABSTRACT In this paper we shall try to shed ...
After some preliminary information on the Hungarian verb phrase in section 2, the paper will analyze...
Background. The critical importance of lexical concreteness and embodied sensorimotor processes for ...
The authors of the report attempt to provide a comprehensive description of some Russian verbal pref...
The present paper deals with the semantic features of three Hungarian neologisms (becéloz, betámad, ...