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Diversity in representing space within and between language communities

Geocentric directional systems in Australia: a typology

Frames of spatial reference in five Australian languages

Geospatial natural language in Indigenous Australia: research priorities

Diversity in Spatial Language Within Communities: The Interplay of Culture, Language and Landscape in Representations of Space

How does the environment shape spatial language? Evidence for sociotopography

Socioculturally mediated responses to environment shaping universals and diversity in spatial language

What in the world is north? Translating cardinal directions across languages, cultures and environments

Multi-cultural design communication: exploring both cognitive and linguistic characteristics in the design process

Topography in language: absolute frame of reference and the topographic correspondence hypothesis

  • Creator: Palmer, Bill
  • Resource Type: book chapter
  • Date: 2015
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