Spatial Language: Cognitive and Computational Perspectives
Kenny R. Coventry, Patrick L. Olivier · Computational Linguistics · 2002
Preface K.R. Coventry, P. Olivier. Contributors. 1. Reasoning about Shape using the Tangential Axis Transform or the Shape's `Grain' G. Edwards. 2. A Conceptual Model for Representing Verbal Expressions used in Route Descriptions A. Gryl, et al. 3. Resolving Ambiguous Descriptions through Visual Information I. Duwe, et al. 4. An Anthropomorphic Agent for the Use of Spatial Language T. Joerding, I. Wachsmuth. 5. Gesture, Thought, and Spatial Language K. Emmorey, S. Casey. 6. Organization of Temporal Situations N. Franklin, T. Federico. 7. Grounding Meaning in Visual Knowledge. A Case Study: Dimensional Adjectives A. Goy. 8. Understanding How We Think about Space C. Manning, et al. 9. The Real Story of `Over'? K.R. Coventry, G. Mather. 10. Generating Spatial Descriptions from a Cognitive Point of View R. Porzel, et al. 11. Multiple Frames of Reference in Interpreting Complex Projective Terms C. Eschenbach, et al. 12. Goal-Directed Effects on Processing a Spatial Environment. Indications from Memory and Language H.A. Taylor, S.J. Naylor. 13. Memory for Text and Memory for Space. Two Concurrent Memory Systems? M. Wagener-Wender. Author Index. Subject Index.