
doi: 10.1109/icsc.2011.46
Traditional approaches to prepositions classify preposition lexemes into different semantic classes like spatial, temporal or modal ones. In this paper we reconsider the so-called spatial prepositions and their sub classification. We propose a sense based classification of prepositions using traditional criteria to determine different classes of spatial-preposition interpretations. Our work on spatial preposition senses is part of a bigger project of developing an annotation scheme for a subset of German prepositions.
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