The term ‘ verbal periphrasis’ is commonly used to denote constructions consisting of a finite and a non-finite verb. This state of the art focuses on Ancient Greek periphrastic constructions, more specifically those formed with a participle. The first part of the article gives a broad outline of previous research and offers an overview of those constructions which are called ‘ periphrastic’ in the literature. In the second and third part of the article I discuss recent and less recent advancements with regard to two general issues, the definition of verbal periphrasis and the role of language contact, and two more specific issues, the syntax and pragmatics of the most frequently occurring periphrases, which take as finite verb. I conclude ...
This thesis aims at carrying out an aspectual and actional analysis of the Post-Hellenistic Greek pe...
This comprehensive volume contains twenty-six out of thirty three papers that were presented at the ...
In this article, I discuss constructions consisting of Ancient Greek εἰμί “I am” and a present, perf...
The term 'verbal periphrasis' is commonly used to denote constructions consisting of a finite and a ...
This paper discusses which constructions in Ancient Greek consisting of a finite verb and a particip...
This paper discusses how to identify so-called 'periphrastic' constructions in Ancient Greek. I char...
Głównym celem poniższego artykułu jest nakreślenie ewolucji koncepcji peryfrazy: od klasycznej figur...
This paper addresses the long-debated question of the periphrastic constructions ‘εἶναι + participle...
I present here a detailed appraisal of Luisa Amenta‟s Perifrasi aspettuali in greco e in latino, Ori...
In this article, I discuss the emergence of verbal periphrasis with εἰμί “I am” and ἔχω “I have” and...
Periphrasis straddles the boundary between syntax and morphology, and so creates analytical and theo...
Hummel Pascale. 1. Bentein (Klaas), Verbal Periphrasis in Ancient Greek, Have-and Be-Constructions, ...
In the present article, I apply Fauconniers mental spaces theory to the diachronic analysis of the A...
Periphrasis straddles the border between two major linguistic components, morphology and syntax. It ...
In this article, I discuss Ancient Greek constructions consisting of a form of the verb eimi ‘I am’ ...
This thesis aims at carrying out an aspectual and actional analysis of the Post-Hellenistic Greek pe...
This comprehensive volume contains twenty-six out of thirty three papers that were presented at the ...
In this article, I discuss constructions consisting of Ancient Greek εἰμί “I am” and a present, perf...
The term 'verbal periphrasis' is commonly used to denote constructions consisting of a finite and a ...
This paper discusses which constructions in Ancient Greek consisting of a finite verb and a particip...
This paper discusses how to identify so-called 'periphrastic' constructions in Ancient Greek. I char...
Głównym celem poniższego artykułu jest nakreślenie ewolucji koncepcji peryfrazy: od klasycznej figur...
This paper addresses the long-debated question of the periphrastic constructions ‘εἶναι + participle...
I present here a detailed appraisal of Luisa Amenta‟s Perifrasi aspettuali in greco e in latino, Ori...
In this article, I discuss the emergence of verbal periphrasis with εἰμί “I am” and ἔχω “I have” and...
Periphrasis straddles the boundary between syntax and morphology, and so creates analytical and theo...
Hummel Pascale. 1. Bentein (Klaas), Verbal Periphrasis in Ancient Greek, Have-and Be-Constructions, ...
In the present article, I apply Fauconniers mental spaces theory to the diachronic analysis of the A...
Periphrasis straddles the border between two major linguistic components, morphology and syntax. It ...
In this article, I discuss Ancient Greek constructions consisting of a form of the verb eimi ‘I am’ ...
This thesis aims at carrying out an aspectual and actional analysis of the Post-Hellenistic Greek pe...
This comprehensive volume contains twenty-six out of thirty three papers that were presented at the ...
In this article, I discuss constructions consisting of Ancient Greek εἰμί “I am” and a present, perf...