2013
DOI: 10.5117/nedtaa2013.3.verk
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Temporaliteit en modaliteit

Abstract: • 1 Introductie Voorzover ons bekend, is L.A. te Winkel (1810-1868) de eerste geweest die voorstelde om het Nederlandse tempussysteem te beschrijven in termen van drie binaire opposities:(1) a. Heden (PRES) vs. Verleden (PAST) b. Synchroon (SYN) vs. Posterieur (POST) c. Imperfect (IMP) vs. Perfect (PERF)Te Winkel (1866) hanteert niet de primaire driedeling Verleden-Heden-Toekomst die gebruikelijk is geworden in de taaltheoretische en logisch-semantische traditie gebaseerd op Reichenbach (1947) en die in zijn t… Show more

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“…Indeed, there has been some disagreement in the literature as to the status of zullen.Beheydt (2005: 266) makes the point that, although zullen can often have modal connotations in modern Dutch, one should not treat this verb as a modal auxiliary, as it can also be used to express pure futurity. By contrast,Verkuyl and Broekhuis (2013) argue that zullen should be treated purely as a modal verb with no temporal meaning at all (see the discussion between Boogaart 2013 and Verkuyl and Broekhuis 2013).…”
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“…Indeed, there has been some disagreement in the literature as to the status of zullen.Beheydt (2005: 266) makes the point that, although zullen can often have modal connotations in modern Dutch, one should not treat this verb as a modal auxiliary, as it can also be used to express pure futurity. By contrast,Verkuyl and Broekhuis (2013) argue that zullen should be treated purely as a modal verb with no temporal meaning at all (see the discussion between Boogaart 2013 and Verkuyl and Broekhuis 2013).…”
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confidence: 99%