Can past tenses be explained by the notion of viewing, as in cognitive grammars, or by the concept of aspect, as in psychomechanical theory? In this article we test Guillaumian aspectual categories on a problem of textual cognition involving the temporal relation of inclusion.Les temps verbaux du passé sont-ils explicables en termes de point de vue, comme le veulent les grammaires cognitives actuelles, ou en termes d'aspect comme le veut la psychomécanique ? On teste l'opérativité des catégories aspectuelles guillaumiennes sur un problème de cognition textuelle, celui de la relation temporelle d'inclusion
ABSTRACT : The Chapters entitled « tenses » (or time ?) in the General Grammar treatises written bet...
L'article traite des oppositions aspectuelles dans le cadre d'un projet autour d'une grammaire fondé...
Our focus in this chapter is the semantics of tense, one of the main devices for encoding time in la...
International audienceThe notion of viewpoint is used to a large extent in a set of recent works for...
The aim of this article is to link the linguistic operations in the expression of time to the underl...
Accepted ideas about past tense in French leave traces that are very hard to erase from our learners...
The morpho-syntactic categories of the verb can be reduced to the three semantic relations that refe...
This paper explores the relationships between a computation theory of temporal representation (as ...
This paper deals with the question of Aspect and Tense endeavouring to sift through the variable and...
The temporality of a given situation ‘out there in the world’ can be described in many ways. Tense a...
This slim text in linguistic semantics addresses a topic of wide relevance for the seman-tics of nat...
Tense is traditionally assumed to express temporal relations between the time of the event and the m...
The present paper deals with grammatical categories and their formalization as morphological units o...
The marking of aspect in the past tense in French: The role of languaging abstract grammatical conce...
Aspectuality is one of the universal temporal meanings found both in an aspect language and in a non...
ABSTRACT : The Chapters entitled « tenses » (or time ?) in the General Grammar treatises written bet...
L'article traite des oppositions aspectuelles dans le cadre d'un projet autour d'une grammaire fondé...
Our focus in this chapter is the semantics of tense, one of the main devices for encoding time in la...
International audienceThe notion of viewpoint is used to a large extent in a set of recent works for...
The aim of this article is to link the linguistic operations in the expression of time to the underl...
Accepted ideas about past tense in French leave traces that are very hard to erase from our learners...
The morpho-syntactic categories of the verb can be reduced to the three semantic relations that refe...
This paper explores the relationships between a computation theory of temporal representation (as ...
This paper deals with the question of Aspect and Tense endeavouring to sift through the variable and...
The temporality of a given situation ‘out there in the world’ can be described in many ways. Tense a...
This slim text in linguistic semantics addresses a topic of wide relevance for the seman-tics of nat...
Tense is traditionally assumed to express temporal relations between the time of the event and the m...
The present paper deals with grammatical categories and their formalization as morphological units o...
The marking of aspect in the past tense in French: The role of languaging abstract grammatical conce...
Aspectuality is one of the universal temporal meanings found both in an aspect language and in a non...
ABSTRACT : The Chapters entitled « tenses » (or time ?) in the General Grammar treatises written bet...
L'article traite des oppositions aspectuelles dans le cadre d'un projet autour d'une grammaire fondé...
Our focus in this chapter is the semantics of tense, one of the main devices for encoding time in la...