@misc{10481/101381,
year = {2004},
url = {https://hdl.handle.net/10481/101381},
abstract = {American languages distinguish generally between inalienable and alienable 
possession (always or contextually), by means of different marks (juxtaposition, 
affixation, possessive pronouns, noun incorporation, possessor ascension...). In these 
language families, cognitive mappings can give account of how possession can be 
expressed by metaphoric extensions of other semantic relations, such as transitive or 
locative links. However, we can find also cases that seem to fit into the inverse 
mechanism: possession as a source domain (pseudo-possession), mapped onto other 
conceptual spheres, including transitive and locative relations (though bi-directional 
transfers would contradict the asymmetric conceptual path assumed by cognitive 
grammar postulates).},
publisher = {Universidad de Valencia},
title = {La posesión en las lenguas americanas},
author = {Pamies Bertrán, Antonio},
}