Add to ORKGThe temporal relationship between the events and states that are des-cribed in successive sentences in a narrative discourse is often indicated explicitly through definite time adverbials, as in (1), temporal subordinate clauses, or certain tense combinations (e.g. a past perfect sentence withi
This slim text in linguistic semantics addresses a topic of wide relevance for the seman-tics of nat...
The article deals with the role of discursive temporality, namely, the necessary time that is neede...
on the aspectual distinction between events and states. For example, consider Partee’s classic examp...
Understanding the temporal relations which hold between situations described in a narrative is a hig...
This dissertation argues that aspectual markers denote birelational functions from a set of events d...
Time is central to human cognition, both in terms of how we understand the world and the events that...
Time is central to human cognition, both in terms of how we understand the world and the events that...
refer to an event which is a subpart of a larger event as a subevent (3) An event must be anchored w...
International audienceThis chapter investigates the encoding of temporal information in aspect, and ...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2015Abstract Amruta M. Chandekar This dissertation investi...
The temporal structure of events on the discourse level has long been of great interest in both theo...
This paper aims to describe the functions of the temporal/aspectual forms, {∅} and {ess} used in adv...
Semantically, aspectuality and temporality (tenses) are associated with the element of time : tense...
All languages seem to have provisions for the representation of time in their lexicons and discourse...
We investigated the role of global discourse organization on the comprehension of temporal order in ...
This slim text in linguistic semantics addresses a topic of wide relevance for the seman-tics of nat...
The article deals with the role of discursive temporality, namely, the necessary time that is neede...
on the aspectual distinction between events and states. For example, consider Partee’s classic examp...
Understanding the temporal relations which hold between situations described in a narrative is a hig...
This dissertation argues that aspectual markers denote birelational functions from a set of events d...
Time is central to human cognition, both in terms of how we understand the world and the events that...
Time is central to human cognition, both in terms of how we understand the world and the events that...
refer to an event which is a subpart of a larger event as a subevent (3) An event must be anchored w...
International audienceThis chapter investigates the encoding of temporal information in aspect, and ...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2015Abstract Amruta M. Chandekar This dissertation investi...
The temporal structure of events on the discourse level has long been of great interest in both theo...
This paper aims to describe the functions of the temporal/aspectual forms, {∅} and {ess} used in adv...
Semantically, aspectuality and temporality (tenses) are associated with the element of time : tense...
All languages seem to have provisions for the representation of time in their lexicons and discourse...
We investigated the role of global discourse organization on the comprehension of temporal order in ...
This slim text in linguistic semantics addresses a topic of wide relevance for the seman-tics of nat...
The article deals with the role of discursive temporality, namely, the necessary time that is neede...
on the aspectual distinction between events and states. For example, consider Partee’s classic examp...