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From Pixels to Prepositions: Linking Visual Perception with Spatial Prepositions far and near

2024-04-24

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Introduction: Human language is influenced by sensory-motor experiences. Sensory experiences gathered in a spatiotemporal world are used as raw material to create more abstract concepts. In language, one way to encode spatial relationships is through spatial prepositions. Spatial prepositions that specify the proximity of objects in space, like far and near or their variants, are found...

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977ea473-6205-5721-9774-f519c82331ee
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-4287653/v1
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