creators_name: Kravchenko, A.V.
editors_name: Nemeth, E.
type: confpaper
datestamp: 2004-12-28
lastmod: 2011-03-11 08:55:47
metadata_visibility: show
title: RUSSIAN VERBS OF SPATIAL ORIENTATION STAND, SIT, LIE
ispublished: pub
subjects: ling-prag
full_text_status: public
abstract: The semantics of Russian verbs of spatial orientation is far from being simple or trivial; complex spatial concepts categorized in these lexical items are based on a number of cognitive structures that emerge from different modes of man’s interaction with the environment. 
date: 2001
date_type: published
volume: 1
publisher: International Pragmatics Association
pagerange: 216-225
refereed: TRUE
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citation:   Kravchenko, Prof. A.V.  (2001) RUSSIAN VERBS OF SPATIAL ORIENTATION STAND, SIT, LIE.  [Conference Paper]     
document_url: http://cogprints.org/4003/1/StandSitLie.pdf