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Publication details [#243]

Groot, Casper De and Hannu Tommola, eds. 1984. Aspect bound: A voyage into the realm of Germanic, Slavonic and Finno-Ugrian aspectology. Foris. viii + 283 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
aspect
Language as a subject
Finno-Ugrian | Germanic | Slavonic

Articles in this volume

Dahl, Östen. Perfectivity in slavonic and other languages. 3–22
Lindstedt, Jouko. Nested aspects. 23–38
Seljakin, Mihail. On the essence of the category of aspectuality and its lexical-semantic level in Russian. 39–52
Monnesland, Svein. The slavonic frequentative habitual. 53–76
Kangasmaa-Minn, Eeva. Tense, aspect and Aktionsart in Finno-Ugrian. 77–93
Larsson, Lars-Gunnar. The role of Baltic influence in the aspectual system of Finnish. 97–109
Tommola, Hannu. On the aspectual significance of 'phase meanings'. 111–132
Groot, Casper De. Totally affected: Aspect and three-place predicates in Hungarian. 133–151
Heïnämäki, Orvokki. Aspect in Finnish. 153–177
Brigden, Nigel. Towards a functional grammar of aspect in Finnish. 179–198
Andersson, Sven-Gunnar. What is aspectual about the perfect and the pluperfect in Swedish? 199–207
Andersson, Stig-Olav. Changes of aspect in text-production. 211–223
Thelin, Nils. Coherence, perspective and aspectual specification in Slavonic narrative discourse. 225–238
Leinonen, Marja. Narrative implications of aspect in Russian and in Finnish. 239–255
Skov-Larsen, Jens. Is it possible to construct Germanic-Slavonic translation rules, which predict the choice of aspect? 257–276