Prepositional paradigmaticity: semantics and positionality
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31558/1815-3070.2023.46.2Schlagworte:
morphology of the preposition; syntax of the preposition; semantic structure of the preposition на; semantic core; spatial semantics of the preposition на; prepositional equivalentAbstract
The question of the qualification of prepositional categorization has a long history. Its distinction and status in the part-of-speech linguistic system are debatable. The most popular is the definition of a preposition as the functional and/or non-self-dependent part-of-speech, which contains an internal contradiction, since functionality and/or non-self-dependency do not involve the definition of the corresponding functional potential, as well as the qualification of semantics types.
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