The article starts with a brief review of current studies of perception verbs as a background to the major part of the paper, which is devoted to a discussion of Phenomenon-based perception verbs. Three broad types are distinguished: sensory copulas, perceptibility verbs and sensory verbs. Verbs of these types appear across the five sense modalities. The categorization is tested on data from a translation corpus consisting of Swedish original novels translated into English, German, French and Finnish. The paper focuses on vision and audition, in particular the Swedish sensory copula verbs se ut “look” (e.g. “look happy”) and låta “sound” and their translations. In the prototypical meaning, these verbs combine the reference to a sense modali...
Frozenness is a fundamental aspect of how languages function and remains the best indicator of their...
One of the most striking characteristics of the lexicalisation patterns of the verbs of perception i...
[Extract] Every language has a way of talking about seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and touching....
The article starts with a brief review of current studies of perception verbs as a background to the...
This article considers the verbs of perception in the three Western Romance languages: French, Itali...
How languages express sensory perception. This paper reviews modern studies of the linguistic expres...
Opportunistic perception verbs (‘see’, ‘hear’, as opposed to explorative perception verbs, ‘look’, ‘...
Perceptual Verbs in Gabriel García Márquez's Novel "One Hundred Years of Solitude" This BA...
Denna studie undersöker samspelet mellan de semantiska kategorierna inkoativitet, futurum och modal...
This thesis is an investigation into the syntax and semantics of English verbs of sensory perception...
This MA thesis aims at describing the Czech counterparts to the English copular verbs of sensory per...
In this paper, I pursue the distributional hypothesis that the meaning of a word is derived from the...
This article examines to what extent perception verbs occurring in a syntactically transitive scheme...
ish visual ver bs and t he ccrresPcnding terms English are, examined reveal similaTities and disdmil...
International audienceThe paper investigates constructions with the verbs "höras", in Swedish, and "...
Frozenness is a fundamental aspect of how languages function and remains the best indicator of their...
One of the most striking characteristics of the lexicalisation patterns of the verbs of perception i...
[Extract] Every language has a way of talking about seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and touching....
The article starts with a brief review of current studies of perception verbs as a background to the...
This article considers the verbs of perception in the three Western Romance languages: French, Itali...
How languages express sensory perception. This paper reviews modern studies of the linguistic expres...
Opportunistic perception verbs (‘see’, ‘hear’, as opposed to explorative perception verbs, ‘look’, ‘...
Perceptual Verbs in Gabriel García Márquez's Novel "One Hundred Years of Solitude" This BA...
Denna studie undersöker samspelet mellan de semantiska kategorierna inkoativitet, futurum och modal...
This thesis is an investigation into the syntax and semantics of English verbs of sensory perception...
This MA thesis aims at describing the Czech counterparts to the English copular verbs of sensory per...
In this paper, I pursue the distributional hypothesis that the meaning of a word is derived from the...
This article examines to what extent perception verbs occurring in a syntactically transitive scheme...
ish visual ver bs and t he ccrresPcnding terms English are, examined reveal similaTities and disdmil...
International audienceThe paper investigates constructions with the verbs "höras", in Swedish, and "...
Frozenness is a fundamental aspect of how languages function and remains the best indicator of their...
One of the most striking characteristics of the lexicalisation patterns of the verbs of perception i...
[Extract] Every language has a way of talking about seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and touching....