Body partitioning and real-space blends

Body partitioning and real-space blends
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DOI:
10.1515/cogl.2004.009
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发表时间:
2004-01-01
影响因子:
1.7
通讯作者:
Dudis, PG
Dudis, PG
中科院分区:
人文科学3区
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本文研究了 ASL 签名者可用的身体可分区区域。这些区域是身体的子部分,可以参与创建混合的映射(Fauconnier 和 Turner 1996),将真实空间作为一个输入,这是一个由感知过程构建的心理空间(Liddell 1995)。 ASL 话语中产生的一种真实空间混合用于演示动作,当映射涉及手语者的身体时,这种混合至少包含一个可见元素(Liddell 1998)。当签名者是这种混合的一部分时,就会产生可见的“参与者”。当签名者除了“参与者”之外还产生其他可见元素时,可从这些混合中获取的信息就会增加。除其他因素外,这种增加取决于手动咬合架和面部的可分割性。如果没有这些可分区的区域,构建真实空间混合的传统方法是不可能的。
This article examines the partitionable zones of the body available to ASL signers. These zones are the body subparts that can participate in mappings that create blends (Fauconnier and Turner 1996) that have as one input real space, a mental space built by perceptual processes (Liddell 1995). One type of real-space blend produced in ASL discourse is used to demonstrate actions, and such blends contain at least one visible element when mappings involve the signer's body (Liddell 1998). When the signer is part of such a blend, a visible \actor\ results. Information accessible from these blends is increased when the signer produces other visible elements in addition to the \actor\. This increase depends, among other things, on the partitionability of the manual articulators and the face. Without these partitionable zones, conventional ways of building real-space blends are not possible.