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Semplates: A New Concept in Lexical Semantics?
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Levinson, Stephen C.
, Burenhult, Niclas
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/ Austro Asiatic Languages
/ Cognitive linguistics
/ Comparative Language Studies and Linguistics
/ Form Classes
/ Form Classes (Languages)
/ Generalization
/ Generalizations
/ Humaniora och konst
/ Humanities and the Arts
/ Jämförande språkvetenskap och allmän lingvistik
/ Landscape
/ Language
/ Language Classification
/ Language Culture Relationship
/ Language Patterns
/ Languages
/ Languages and Literature
/ Lexical Semantics
/ Lexicology
/ Lexicon
/ Linguistic anthropology
/ Linguistic research
/ Linguistic theory
/ Linguistics
/ Mayan Languages
/ Metaphor
/ Metaphors
/ Papuan Languages
/ Place names
/ Semantic Fields
/ Semantics
/ Semiology
/ Short Report
/ Space
/ Språk och litteratur
/ Theoretical points. Linguistic concepts
/ Theory
/ Toponyms
/ Transitive verbs
/ Verbs
/ Vocabulary Development
/ Words
2009
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Semplates: A New Concept in Lexical Semantics?
by
Levinson, Stephen C.
, Burenhult, Niclas
in
Attention
/ Austro Asiatic Languages
/ Cognitive linguistics
/ Comparative Language Studies and Linguistics
/ Form Classes
/ Form Classes (Languages)
/ Generalization
/ Generalizations
/ Humaniora och konst
/ Humanities and the Arts
/ Jämförande språkvetenskap och allmän lingvistik
/ Landscape
/ Language
/ Language Classification
/ Language Culture Relationship
/ Language Patterns
/ Languages
/ Languages and Literature
/ Lexical Semantics
/ Lexicology
/ Lexicon
/ Linguistic anthropology
/ Linguistic research
/ Linguistic theory
/ Linguistics
/ Mayan Languages
/ Metaphor
/ Metaphors
/ Papuan Languages
/ Place names
/ Semantic Fields
/ Semantics
/ Semiology
/ Short Report
/ Space
/ Språk och litteratur
/ Theoretical points. Linguistic concepts
/ Theory
/ Toponyms
/ Transitive verbs
/ Verbs
/ Vocabulary Development
/ Words
2009
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Semplates: A New Concept in Lexical Semantics?
by
Levinson, Stephen C.
, Burenhult, Niclas
in
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/ Austro Asiatic Languages
/ Cognitive linguistics
/ Comparative Language Studies and Linguistics
/ Form Classes
/ Form Classes (Languages)
/ Generalization
/ Generalizations
/ Humaniora och konst
/ Humanities and the Arts
/ Jämförande språkvetenskap och allmän lingvistik
/ Landscape
/ Language
/ Language Classification
/ Language Culture Relationship
/ Language Patterns
/ Languages
/ Languages and Literature
/ Lexical Semantics
/ Lexicology
/ Lexicon
/ Linguistic anthropology
/ Linguistic research
/ Linguistic theory
/ Linguistics
/ Mayan Languages
/ Metaphor
/ Metaphors
/ Papuan Languages
/ Place names
/ Semantic Fields
/ Semantics
/ Semiology
/ Short Report
/ Space
/ Språk och litteratur
/ Theoretical points. Linguistic concepts
/ Theory
/ Toponyms
/ Transitive verbs
/ Verbs
/ Vocabulary Development
/ Words
2009
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Semplates: A New Concept in Lexical Semantics?
2009
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Overview
This short report draws attention to an interesting kind of configuration in the lexicon that seems to have escaped theoretical or systematic descriptive attention. These configurations, which we dub SEMPLATES, consist of an abstract structure or template, which is recurrently instantiated in a number of lexical sets, typically of different form classes. A number of examples from different language families are adduced, and generalizations made about the nature of semplates, which are contrasted to other, perhaps similar, phenomena.
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Linguistic Society of America
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