Frontmatter

Artikel in diesem Heft

1. Frontmatter
2. Research Articles
3. Diversity in representing space within and between language communities
4. A quantitative approach to sociotopography in Austronesian languages
5. Directionals, topography, and cultural construals of landscape in Lamaholot
6. A socially anchored approach to spatial language in Kalaallisut
7. River-based and egocentric spatial orientation in Yine
8. Geocentric directional systems in Australia: a typology
9. The irrelevance of scale and fixedness in landscape terms in two Australian languages
10. Changes in spatial frames of reference use in Iwaidja in different intergenerational contexts
11. Cross-generational differences in linguistic and cognitive spatial frames of reference in Negev Arabic
12. Sociotopography meets Dialectology: the case of Aquilan
13. Conflation of spatial reference frames in deaf community sign languages
14. Linguistic spatial reference systems across domains: How people talk about space in sailing, dancing, and other specialist areas
15. The influence of language, culture, and environment on the use of spatial referencing in a multilingual context: Taiwan as a test case
16. Reference frames in language and cognition: cross-population mismatches
17. From the field into the lab: causal approaches to the evolution of spatial language