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Motion expression in French: typological diversity
Stéphanie Pourcel
, Anetta Kopecka
University of Brighton
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Computer Science
Syntactics
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Cognitive Explanation
100%
Deterministic Semantics
100%
Linguistic Complexity
100%
Linguistic Analysis
100%
Keyphrases
Lexicalization Patterns
100%
Typological Diversity
100%
Cognitive Linguistics
33%
Linguistic Understanding
33%
Talmy
33%
Linguistic Complexity
33%
Linguistic Analysis
33%
Cognitive Explanation
33%
Non-deterministic Semantics
33%
Arts and Humanities
Expression
100%
Motion
100%
lexicalization
60%
Literature
20%
Cognitive Linguistics
20%
Linguistic Analysis
20%
Linguistic Complexity
20%
Cognitive Explanation
20%
Social Sciences
French
100%
lexicalization
100%
Linguistic Research
33%
Cognitive Linguistics
33%
Syntax
33%