Perspectives on Aspect and Aktionsart
Editors
| Free University of Brussels
| Free University of Brussels
[Belgian Journal of Linguistics, 6] 1991. 182 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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IntroductionCarl Vetters and Willy Vandeweghe | pp. 7–8
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The Triad "Tense-Aspect-Aktionsart": Problems and possible solutionsBernd Kortmann | pp. 9–30
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Aspect and Aktionsart: A ReconciliationHans-Jürgen Sasse | pp. 31–45
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The Mass/Count Distinction and Aktionsart: The Grammar of Iteratives and HabituaisLaurel J. Brinton | pp. 47–69
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In Defence of Vendler's AchievementsAnita Mittwoch | pp. 71–85
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Thematic and Aspectual Information in Verb SemanticsAntonio Sanfilippo | pp. 87–114
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Aspectual Properties of Complex PredicatesAbraham P. ten Cate and Willy Vandeweghe | pp. 115–132
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How Much of the German Tense System is "Aspect" and "Aktionsart"?Werner Abraham | pp. 133–150
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Tense-Aspect-Aktionsart: A Question of Lexicon as well as GrammarYishai Tobin | pp. 151–174
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Abstracts-Resumes-Samenvattingenpp. 175–180
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