Cognitive Semantics : Meaning and Cognition

possible worlds 19, 21, 26, 31
postural verb 113
practical mastery 174
predicates 155
predications 159
process/product ambiguity 12
product 12
properties 3, 4, 5
property of the perceived 70
prototype 6, 25
prototypical causation 127
Q
quality dimensions 22, 33
Quantity, modality and evaluation 3
R
reference 139, 141
referents 141
Regier’s system 184, 190
reification 2, 6, 13-15
relation of visual perception 70
relation/process 7
relational approach 90
Resultative strengthening 106
role relations 16
role types 11
roots 6
S
scope 59
self-organization 185
self-propelled motion 103
semantic class of the object 114
semantic classes of subject 103
Semantic expectations 166
semantic field 69, 87, 90
INDEX OF SUBJECTS 201
semantic interpretation 113
semantic-epistemic categories 3, 4, 9, 12
semantic-epistemic operations 2, 3
sign languages 132, 138
simple recursive network 185
situated embodied semantics 174, 189
social meaning 21, 27, 28, 29
social power 31
social structure of language 27
Sound-source verbs 117
static-dynamic 138, 141, 143, 145, 147,
148
static events 132
stems 6
stereotypes 6
Subject-centered motion verbs 94
syncategorematic 2
T
The Bank of Swedish 98
time complexity 165
time lines 133, 136, 137, 139
top-down 57
topological structures 22
trajector 177
translation 96
truth conditions 19, 21, 33
types 176
typification 2, 3, 6
U
univocal sub-categories 179
unpacking 13, 15
V
verb-preposition pairs 188
verbs of physical contact 87