This book provides a precise and thorough description of the
meaning and use of spatial expressions, using both a linguistics
and an artificial intelligence perspective, and also an
enlightening discussion of computer models of comprehension and
production in the spatial domain. The author proposes a theoretical
framework that explains many previously overlooked or misunderstood
irregularities. The use of prepositions reveals underlying
schematisations and idealisations of the spatial world, which, for
the most part, echo representational structures necessary for human
action (movement and manipulation). Because spatial cognition seems
to provide a key to understanding much of the cognitive system,
including language, the book addresses one of the most basic
questions confronting cognitive science and artificial
intelligence, and brings fresh and original insights to it.
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