From now to eternity
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From now to eternity
（Cahiers Chronos, 22）
Rodopi, 2011
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A selection of papers from the 7th Chronos Colloquium held in Antwerp in 2006
Includes bibliographical references
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The present volume contains a selection of papers presented at the 7th Chronos colloquium in Antwerp (2006). They specifically focus on issues dealing with the categories of Aktionsart, aspect and tense, and the possible relations between these categories, mainly in Germanic and Romance languages. Some of the papers in this collection put the relation between tense and modal meaning into focus, which was in fact the Antwerp conference's special topic. More in particular, the papers in this volume deal with: non-state imperfectives in Romance and West-Germanic; aspectual properties of French locative constructions; a new typology of accomplishments and achievements; the compatibility of (im)perfective aspect with negation; temporal properties of gerundive adjunct clauses in Portuguese; the Present Perfective Puzzle; the multiple meanings of the present perfect in the Germanic languages; modal uses of present and non-present tenses in Dutch and French; the impossibility to use 'perfective' viewpoint tenses in conditional protases.
Table of Contents
Tanja Mortelmans and Walter De Mulder: Introduction
Werner Abraham and Claudio C. e C. Goncalvez: Non-state imperfectives in Romance and West-Germanic: How does Germanic render the progressive?
Maria Asnes: Aspectual symmetry between indirect locative and external arguments: the French case
Fabienne Martin: Revisiting the distinction between accomplishments and achievements
Matti Miestamo and Johan van der Auwera: Negation and perfective vs. imperfective aspect
Antonio Leal: Some semantic aspects of gerundive clauses in European Portuguese
Gerhard Schaden: Introducing the present perfective puzzle
Bjoern Rothstein: Why the present perfect differs crosslinguistically. Some new insights
Karen Deschamps and Hans Smessaert: (Non)-modal uses of the present indicative in Dutch legislation
Adeline Patard and Arnaud Richard: Attenuation in French simple tenses
Patrick Caudal: Towards a novel aspectuo-temporal account of conditionals
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