Add to ORKGAmong various semantic types of serial verb constructions in verb-serializing languages including Thai, the type expressing motion events appears to be the most complicated both syntactically and semantically. Though this type of serial verb constructions has been popularly called ‘directional serial verb constructions’, in th
Motion-event typology has moved into a “post-Talmian” terrain of approaches focusing on an open-ende...
Traditionally, the term serial verb construction refers to a sequence of verbs or verb phrases in a ...
Serial verb constructions, or serial verbs, are sequences of verbs without any overt marker of coord...
This dissertation is concerned with a syntactic phenomenon frequent in Thai, namely, serial verb con...
A key observation about serial verb constructions (SVCs) is that they express a single, perhaps comp...
This thesis compares the use of serial verbs in Cantonese and Thai. Verb serialization, simply defin...
textThis dissertation examines both syntax and semantics of the Serial Verb Constructions (SVCs) in...
textThis dissertation examines both syntax and semantics of the Serial Verb Constructions (SVCs) in...
This dissertation is a comprehensive study of Thai verb complexes which are not semantic arguments o...
This volume of new work explores the forms and functions of serial verbs. The introduction sets out ...
Directional Serial Verb Constructions (Directional SVCs), which are a subset of Serial Verb Construc...
This volume of new work explores the nature of verb serialisation in a range of languages from the P...
This volume of new work explores the nature of verb serialisation in a range of languages from the P...
Thai has imperfective aspectual morphemes that are not obligatory inusage, whereas English has oblig...
Motion-event typology has moved into a “post-Talmian” terrain of approaches focusing on an open-ende...
Motion-event typology has moved into a “post-Talmian” terrain of approaches focusing on an open-ende...
Traditionally, the term serial verb construction refers to a sequence of verbs or verb phrases in a ...
Serial verb constructions, or serial verbs, are sequences of verbs without any overt marker of coord...
This dissertation is concerned with a syntactic phenomenon frequent in Thai, namely, serial verb con...
A key observation about serial verb constructions (SVCs) is that they express a single, perhaps comp...
This thesis compares the use of serial verbs in Cantonese and Thai. Verb serialization, simply defin...
textThis dissertation examines both syntax and semantics of the Serial Verb Constructions (SVCs) in...
textThis dissertation examines both syntax and semantics of the Serial Verb Constructions (SVCs) in...
This dissertation is a comprehensive study of Thai verb complexes which are not semantic arguments o...
This volume of new work explores the forms and functions of serial verbs. The introduction sets out ...
Directional Serial Verb Constructions (Directional SVCs), which are a subset of Serial Verb Construc...
This volume of new work explores the nature of verb serialisation in a range of languages from the P...
This volume of new work explores the nature of verb serialisation in a range of languages from the P...
Thai has imperfective aspectual morphemes that are not obligatory inusage, whereas English has oblig...
Motion-event typology has moved into a “post-Talmian” terrain of approaches focusing on an open-ende...
Motion-event typology has moved into a “post-Talmian” terrain of approaches focusing on an open-ende...
Traditionally, the term serial verb construction refers to a sequence of verbs or verb phrases in a ...
Serial verb constructions, or serial verbs, are sequences of verbs without any overt marker of coord...