Probleme Der Interaktion Von Lexik Und Aspekt (ILA) 2000
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Zur Position des Slavischen in einer Typologie des Verbalaspekts (Form, Funktion, Ebenenhierarchie und lexikalische Interaktion)

Abstract: Zur Position des Slavischen in einer Typologie des Verbalaspekts (Form, Funktion, Ebenenhierarchie und lexikalische Interaktion) 1 Vgl. etwa die geschichtliche Darstellung in POLLAK (1988:20ff.). Breu, Walter. 2000a. Zur Position des Slavischen in einer Typologie des Verbalaspekts (Form, Funktion, Ebenenhierarchie und lexikalische Interaktion). In Walter Breu (ed.), Probleme der Interaktion von Lexik und Aspekt (ILA) (Linguistische Arbeiten 412), 21-54. Tübingen: Niemeyer. Konstanzer Online-Publikations-Syste… Show more

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“…The languages included into the core of my areal-typological investigation are the major standard Slavic languages (Russian, 1 Polish, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, as well as a variety of Upper Sorbian known as "Colloquial Upper Sorbian", Breu 2000bBreu , 2012, the Baltic languages (Lithuanian and Latvian), Yiddish and German, Hungarian, Ossetic, the Kartvelian languages (Georgian, Svan, Mingrelian and Laz), as well as the North-West Caucasian Adyghe. The inclusion of German and Adyghe, which do not have prefixal perfectivization sensu stricto, is justified by the necessity to have some "controls" for the study, constituted by verbal systems with the productive use of preverbs without systematically developed aspectual functions.…”
Section: The Domain Of Investigationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The languages included into the core of my areal-typological investigation are the major standard Slavic languages (Russian, 1 Polish, Czech, Slovak, Bulgarian, Macedonian, Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian, as well as a variety of Upper Sorbian known as "Colloquial Upper Sorbian", Breu 2000bBreu , 2012, the Baltic languages (Lithuanian and Latvian), Yiddish and German, Hungarian, Ossetic, the Kartvelian languages (Georgian, Svan, Mingrelian and Laz), as well as the North-West Caucasian Adyghe. The inclusion of German and Adyghe, which do not have prefixal perfectivization sensu stricto, is justified by the necessity to have some "controls" for the study, constituted by verbal systems with the productive use of preverbs without systematically developed aspectual functions.…”
Section: The Domain Of Investigationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Cross-linguistically, verbal satellites or other elements specifying the spatial extent of the situation tend to develop into aspectual "bounders" (Breu 1992;Bybee et al 1994;Maisak 2005). Such developments have been recurring in the documented history of the Indo-European languages, being attested, besides Balto-Slavic, with Latin (Haverling 2003) and Gothic (Maslov 1959b) preverbs, as well as with adverbial particles in Germanic (e.g.…”
Section: The Role Of Contact Genetics and Typologymentioning
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“…Another approach to AS-PECT2 developed by Breu (1985) and Sasse (1991), which I shall prefer in this paper for 4 reason s to be presented below, is based on the two components necessary for representing the temporal structure of states of affairs, i.e., the situation boundary and the phase boundary between the situation boundaries. An even more elaborate version of this approach was recently presented by Breu (2000). Sin.…”
Section: Conceptualizations Of Aspectmentioning
confidence: 99%