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200 10$aDegree Gradation of Verbs /$fJens Fleischhauer-Helfer
210   $cDe Gruyter$d2021
210  1$aDüsseldorf : $cdüsseldorf university press, $d[2016]
210  4$d©2021
215   $a1 online resource (388 p.)
225 0 $aDissertations in Language and Cognition
300   $aDescription based upon print version of record.
311   $a3-95758-025-0 
327   $tFrontmatter -- $tContents -- $tList of Figures -- $tList of Tables -- $tList of Abbreviations -- $t1 Introduction -- $t2 Gradation and degree expressions -- $t3 Verb classification -- $t4 Syntax of verb gradation -- $t5 Gradable predicates and intensifiers -- $t6 Change of state verbs -- $t7 Verbs of emission -- $t8 Experiencer verbs -- $t9 Gradation, aspect, and telicity -- $t10 General conclusions -- $tAppendix: Language data -- $tReferences -- $tIndex
330   $aGradation is usually considered to be a property of adjectives. Examples like 'The boy loves his mother very much' and 'The boy has grown a lot' reveal that gradation is not limited to adjectives but verbs are gradable too. Verb gradation has received considerably less attention in the literature than gradation of adjectives. The aim of the current volume is to explore the notion of verb gradation in more detail. The book presents a semantic as well as a syntactic analysis of verb gradation and combines three case studies with a general perspective on the phenomenon. Issues addressed in the volume cover, among others, the notion of scalarity in the verbal domain, the interaction of verb gradation with grammatical as well as lexical aspect and verb gradation as a subcompositional phenomenon. These topics are investigated from a cross-linguistic perspective. The languages of investigation include, among others, German, Russian and French.
410  0$aDissertations in Language and Cognition 
606   $aLANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / General$2bisacsh
610   $aAktionsart.
610   $aChange of state verbs.
610   $aCollaborative Research Center.
610   $aCompositional patterns.
610   $aCross-categorical distribution.
610   $aCross-linguistic distribution.
610   $aDFG.
610   $aDeutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft.
610   $aDissertations in Language and Cognition.
610   $aDoetjes.
610   $aEmission verbs.
610   $aErratic verbs.
610   $aEvent-dependent degree gradation.
610   $aExperiencer verbs.
610   $aFrench.
610   $aGerhard Schurz.
610   $aGerman.
610   $aGrammatical aspect.
610   $aHana Filip.
610   $aHeinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf.
610   $aJapanese degree verb.
610   $aKennedy.
610   $aLaura Kallmeyer.
610   $aManner/result complementarity.
610   $aMcNally.
610   $aObject-experiencer verbs.
610   $aPeter Indefrey.
610   $aPredicate decomposition.
610   $aReference Grammar.
610   $aRobert D. Van Valin, Jr.
610   $aRole Grammar.
610   $aRussian.
610   $aSFB 991.
610   $aScalar changes.
610   $aScope relationships.
610   $aSebastian Löbner.
610   $aSemantic type.
610   $aSemantic verb classes.
610   $aSemantics of intensifiers.
610   $aSonderforschungsbereich 991.
610   $aSubcompositionality of verbal degree gradation.
610   $aSubject-experiencer verbs.
610   $aTenny.
610   $aThe structure of representations in language, cognition and science.
610   $aTsujimura.
610   $aVecchiato.
610   $aadjective gradation.
610   $aadnominal degree expression.
610   $aadverbial beaucoup.
610   $acase study.
610   $aclassification.
610   $acognitive concepts.
610   $acompositional patterns.
610   $across-linguistic perspective.
610   $adegree expression continuum.
610   $adegree expression.
610   $adegree gradation.
610   $adegree verb.
610   $aevent structure.
610   $agradation of adjectives.
610   $agradation of verbs.
610   $agradation.
610   $alexical aspect.
610   $alexicalization of scales.
610   $alight emission.
610   $alinguistic representation.
610   $alinguistic structure.
610   $amental representation.
610   $ascalarity.
610   $asemantic analysis of verb gradation.
610   $asmell emission.
610   $asound emission.
610   $asubcompositional phenomenon.
610   $asubstance emission.
610   $asyntactic ambiguity of beaucoup.
610   $asyntactic analysis of verb gradation.
610   $atelicity.
610   $averb gradation.
610   $averbal domain.
615  7$aLANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / General.
700   $aFleischhauer-Helfer$b Jens, $4aut$4http://id.loc.gov/vocabulary/relators/aut$01217110
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