Congrès Mondial De Linguistique Française 2008 2008
DOI: 10.1051/cmlf08108
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Du verbe au nom : calques et décalages aspectuels

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“…As shown by various authors (Van de Velde 1995, Haas & Huyghe 2010, Haas, Huyghe & Marín 2008, Heyd & Knittel 2009, these nouns can be used as either mass or count nouns. (37) a. une danse/ de la danse a dance / part.art dance b. une marche/ de la marche a walk / part.art walk…”
Section: A Note On Morphology and Outer Aspectmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As shown by various authors (Van de Velde 1995, Haas & Huyghe 2010, Haas, Huyghe & Marín 2008, Heyd & Knittel 2009, these nouns can be used as either mass or count nouns. (37) a. une danse/ de la danse a dance / part.art dance b. une marche/ de la marche a walk / part.art walk…”
Section: A Note On Morphology and Outer Aspectmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The noun vol 'theft' can be construed either as an achievement (18b), or as an accomplishment, as shown by its compatibility with prendre X temps 'take X time' (22a); assassinat 'assassination' also allows a durative reading (22b), evident in its possible combination with pendant (Haas et al 2008). (22) a.…”
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“…Event nominalizations preserve the lexical aspect of their morphological base (Gross and Kiefer 1995;Haas, Huyghe & Marín 2008), unless the nominalizing morpheme contributes an aspectual effect. In the case of of incremental theme verbs, many of their event nominalizations are formed by the suffixes -ción, -ura, the past participle, or no nominalizer (that is, they are zero nominalizations) (19).…”
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“…En appliquant à -age et -ée les tests aspectuels élaborés par Haas et al (2008) pour les nominalisations du français, nous parvenons à conclure que les deux constructions ont différentes valeurs lexicoaspectuelles qu'elles héritent généralement des bases verbales, mais qui peuvent aussi être le résultat d'un changement aspectuel induit par la nominalisation.…”
Section: Héritage Vs Changements Aspectuelsunclassified