Nominalizations have remained in the center of linguistic discussion at least since 1960, and
one might be correct in stating that they are still much of a puzzle. In this paper, I offer a …

Nominalizations: A Probe into the Architecture of Grammar Part II: The Aspectual Properties of
Nominalizations, and the Lexicon vs. Syntax Debate - Alexiadou - 2010 - Language and …

Notre contribution a pour thème l'analyse sémantique des noms qui ont un correspondant
morphologique dans le domaine verbal (eg construction, marche, accouchement …

As the study of lexical aspect (or Aktionsart) has extended from the verbal domain to the
domain of eventuality-denoting nouns, it has become natural to ask to what extent the …

Eventive deverbal nouns (henceforth EDNs) can be formed with at least three suffixes in
French, namely-age,-ment and-ion. The goal of this paper is to explain the distribution of …

Deverbal-er nominals (driver, lifesaver, blender) may have eventive properties as they may
or may not entail the occurrence of an actual event. For Rappaport Hovav and Levin (1992) …

This volume presents new work by leading researchers on central themes in the study of
event structure: the nature and representation of telicity, change, and the notion of state. The …

L'objet de cet article est de déterminer si les noms déverbaux français et espagnols
présentent des traces de la valeur aspectuelle de leurs verbes d'origine. Sont d'abord …

Aquesta tesi investiga fenòmens d'escalaritat en l'àmbit nominal a través d'un subgrup
d'adjectius adverbials prenominals en espanyol, els adjectius de veracitat (AV; …

Many linguists have pointed out a correspondence between the mass-count distinction in
the nominal domain and the aspectual classification in the verbal domain. An analogy is …