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1 Ιαν 2012 · This book explores how some word meanings are paradigmatically related to each other, for example, as opposites or synonyms, and how they relate to the mental organization of our vocabularies.
investigating antonymy. We discuss key contributions to the study of antonyms, moving from Aristotle to present-day perspectives, such as Relation by Contrast (Murphy 2003) and the Cognitive Construal Approach (Croft and Cru.
This document contains examples and exercises related to semantics, including identifying binary antonyms, converses, gradable antonyms, homonyms and polysemy, semantic fields, and collocations. The exercises test the reader's understanding of these semantic concepts by having them classify word pairs based on shared semantic properties.
We examine the conceptual closeness/distance of synonyms and antonyms through the lens of their DOMAIN instantiations. Abstract: Based on textual and psycholinguistic data, this article presents a Cognitive Semantic treatment of antonymy.
Antonyms are closely related to semantic orientation (degree positiveness/negativeness). If we know that two adjectives relate to the same property (e.g., hot and cold) but have different semantic orientations they are typically antonyms. Exceptions: verbose—terse (same semantic orientation) Simone Teufel L114Lexical Semantics 3
Overlapping antonyms are evaluative, and thus carry semant ic orientation in our sense. hot{cold is an example of an equipollent antonym. Equipollent antonyms are often correlated with sensory perceptions. long{short is an example of a polar antonym. Polar antonyms show the greatest level of abstraction, but a re neutral/descriptive.
Based on a series of recent empirical investigations using different observational techniques, we analyze (i) the nature of the category of antonymy, and (ii) the status of its members in terms of goodness of opposition.
