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Aspectual inquiries

Aspectual inquiries
Aspectual inquiries
The study of the linguistic reflexes of aspect has been an active field of research in various sub-disciplines of linguistics, such as syntax, semantics (including discourse theory) and acquisition studies. However, communication and dissemination of results across these various subfields has often been indirect. The different angles brought together give us a comprehensive picture of the representation of aspect in the mind/brain of the speaker.

The papers in this volume represent the results of a workshop on the syntax, semantics and acquisition of aspect held in 2002 whose purpose was to foment active cross-disciplinary communication. A number of the papers examine the syntactic representation of lexical or situation aspect, while others focus on the syntactic interaction of lexical aspect with grammatical aspect, and of grammatical aspect and tense. Other papers examine the role of aspect in discourse representations, while a third group of papers reports on results of empirical studies on the acquisition of aspect in both first and second language acquisition, and patterns of loss of morphosyntactic reflexes of aspect in language attrition.
978-1-4020-3033-8
62
Springer
Kempchinsky, Paula
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Slabakova, Roumyana
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Kempchinsky, Paula
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Slabakova, Roumyana
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Kempchinsky, Paula and Slabakova, Roumyana (eds.) (2005) Aspectual inquiries (Studies in Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 62), Berlin, DE. Springer, 463pp.

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The study of the linguistic reflexes of aspect has been an active field of research in various sub-disciplines of linguistics, such as syntax, semantics (including discourse theory) and acquisition studies. However, communication and dissemination of results across these various subfields has often been indirect. The different angles brought together give us a comprehensive picture of the representation of aspect in the mind/brain of the speaker.

The papers in this volume represent the results of a workshop on the syntax, semantics and acquisition of aspect held in 2002 whose purpose was to foment active cross-disciplinary communication. A number of the papers examine the syntactic representation of lexical or situation aspect, while others focus on the syntactic interaction of lexical aspect with grammatical aspect, and of grammatical aspect and tense. Other papers examine the role of aspect in discourse representations, while a third group of papers reports on results of empirical studies on the acquisition of aspect in both first and second language acquisition, and patterns of loss of morphosyntactic reflexes of aspect in language attrition.

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Published date: August 2005
Organisations: Modern Languages

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Local EPrints ID: 355345
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/355345
ISBN: 978-1-4020-3033-8
PURE UUID: 74e5746f-d533-4a89-987b-dff695340147
ORCID for Roumyana Slabakova: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-5839-460X

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Last modified: 11 Dec 2021 04:44

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Editor: Paula Kempchinsky

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