Les nominalisations en er- en allemand, tout comme leur correspondant dans d’autres langues, dénotent de façon productive l’argument externe du verbe sur lequel elles sont formées. Je montre, dans cet article, que l’allemand a un type supplémentaire de nominalisations en er- qui ne dénotent pas des entités mais des événements. Ces nominalisations en er- événementielles s’avèrent restreintes à un type spécifique de base verbale, à savoir les semelfactifs qui ont été caractérisés dans la littérature comme exprimant des événements ‘naturellement atomiques’. De façon cruciale, dans la classe des semelfactifs, la dérivation des nominalisations en er- événementielle est tout à fait productive. Le but de cet article est double : d’une part, présen...
International audienceThis paper will provide an account for the existence of pairs of deverbal nomi...
AbstractWe present the results of a large-scale corpus-based comparison of two German event nominali...
This article provides a semantic comparison of several of the most common event nominalization proce...
denote the external argument of the verb they are derived from irrespectively of its specific themat...
This paper addresses the formation of French deverbal nominals denoting participants in the event(ua...
Certaines nominalisations, formées morphologiquement sur la base de verbes non statifs comme empriso...
Cet article traite de la distribution du pluriel des noms événementiels complexes en français. Nous ...
The articles collected in this volume on “Nominalizations” were selected from papers presented at th...
Dans cet article, j’examine les propriétés morpho-syntaxiques des verbes statifs et des nominalisati...
Introduction Nominalizations (i.e., the formation of nominals from deverbal and deadjectival bases) ...
This article deals with French nouns derived from non-stative verbs which nevertheless systematicall...
International audienceThe article deals with desadjectival nominalizations, studying the realization...
In this response article, I will challenge some of the claims presented by Iordăchioaia & Werner by ...
National audienceIntensification is often illustrated by the combination of an intensified element -...
The present study is based on a transformational account of verb-based nominalizations that precede ...
International audienceThis paper will provide an account for the existence of pairs of deverbal nomi...
AbstractWe present the results of a large-scale corpus-based comparison of two German event nominali...
This article provides a semantic comparison of several of the most common event nominalization proce...
denote the external argument of the verb they are derived from irrespectively of its specific themat...
This paper addresses the formation of French deverbal nominals denoting participants in the event(ua...
Certaines nominalisations, formées morphologiquement sur la base de verbes non statifs comme empriso...
Cet article traite de la distribution du pluriel des noms événementiels complexes en français. Nous ...
The articles collected in this volume on “Nominalizations” were selected from papers presented at th...
Dans cet article, j’examine les propriétés morpho-syntaxiques des verbes statifs et des nominalisati...
Introduction Nominalizations (i.e., the formation of nominals from deverbal and deadjectival bases) ...
This article deals with French nouns derived from non-stative verbs which nevertheless systematicall...
International audienceThe article deals with desadjectival nominalizations, studying the realization...
In this response article, I will challenge some of the claims presented by Iordăchioaia & Werner by ...
National audienceIntensification is often illustrated by the combination of an intensified element -...
The present study is based on a transformational account of verb-based nominalizations that precede ...
International audienceThis paper will provide an account for the existence of pairs of deverbal nomi...
AbstractWe present the results of a large-scale corpus-based comparison of two German event nominali...
This article provides a semantic comparison of several of the most common event nominalization proce...