This dissertation contains three studies, which explore various questions about verbal aspect and how it is affected by the process of nominalization. The first study examines the type of regular eventive nominalizations in Slavic and Germanic languages, which comprise verbal and resultative nouns. It is shown that the availability of these nominalization types depends on how the values of two aspectual parameters are set up in particular languages. The second study deals with English -er, and French -eur deverbal nouns, which denote external arguments. Four different types of reading are recognized for these nouns: episodic, habitual, dispositional, and occupational/instrument readings. The observed variation is accounted for by...
The author deals with certain aspects of nominalization (the use of verbal or adjectival nouns inste...
Among the parts-of-speech, a special position is occupied by the infinitive, a grammatical category ...
International audienceThis paper will provide an account for the existence of pairs of deverbal nomi...
This dissertation contains three studies, which explore various questions about verbal aspect and h...
The paper presents the results of a study investigating a possible influence of the viewpoint (perfe...
One of the most widely debated topics in Slavic linguistics has always been verbal aspect, which tak...
Abstract The present article focuses on the study of the aspectual meanings of deverbal nouns, name...
The morpho-syntactic categories of the verb can be reduced to the three semantic relations that refe...
This paper studies the notion of aspect within the nominal phrase in English. Dik (1997) and Van Val...
This paper studies the notion of aspect within the nominal phrase in English. Dik (1997) and Van Val...
The aim of this paper is to determine to what extent French and Spanish deverbal nouns inherit their...
Discussion of nominalization (NZN) is possible only within a general theory of grammatical categorie...
The aim of this paper is to determine to what extent French and Spanish deverbal nouns inherit their...
International audienceThe present article is devoted to the contrastive study of means of expression...
One of the most widely debated topics in Slavic linguistics has always been verbal aspect, which tak...
The author deals with certain aspects of nominalization (the use of verbal or adjectival nouns inste...
Among the parts-of-speech, a special position is occupied by the infinitive, a grammatical category ...
International audienceThis paper will provide an account for the existence of pairs of deverbal nomi...
This dissertation contains three studies, which explore various questions about verbal aspect and h...
The paper presents the results of a study investigating a possible influence of the viewpoint (perfe...
One of the most widely debated topics in Slavic linguistics has always been verbal aspect, which tak...
Abstract The present article focuses on the study of the aspectual meanings of deverbal nouns, name...
The morpho-syntactic categories of the verb can be reduced to the three semantic relations that refe...
This paper studies the notion of aspect within the nominal phrase in English. Dik (1997) and Van Val...
This paper studies the notion of aspect within the nominal phrase in English. Dik (1997) and Van Val...
The aim of this paper is to determine to what extent French and Spanish deverbal nouns inherit their...
Discussion of nominalization (NZN) is possible only within a general theory of grammatical categorie...
The aim of this paper is to determine to what extent French and Spanish deverbal nouns inherit their...
International audienceThe present article is devoted to the contrastive study of means of expression...
One of the most widely debated topics in Slavic linguistics has always been verbal aspect, which tak...
The author deals with certain aspects of nominalization (the use of verbal or adjectival nouns inste...
Among the parts-of-speech, a special position is occupied by the infinitive, a grammatical category ...
International audienceThis paper will provide an account for the existence of pairs of deverbal nomi...