Aspectuality and Temporality

• List of contributors | pp. vii–xii
• Introduction
  Zlatka Guentchéva | pp. 1–24
• Part I. Theoretical issues
• A cognitive and conceptual approach to tense and aspect markers
  Jean-Pierre Desclés | pp. 27–60
• Part II. Grammatical encoding of aspectual and temporal distinctions
• Tense, aspect and mood in Nêlêmwa (New Caledonia): Encoding events, processes and states
  Isabelle Bril | pp. 63–108
• On the tense-aspect system of standard Thai*
  René Gsell | pp. 109–130
• Dravidian conceptual basis for the Badaga “tenses”
  Christiane Pilot-Raichoor | pp. 131–170
• Tense and aspect in the verbal system of Wolof*
  Stéphane Robert | pp. 171–230
• Tense and aspect in Langi*
  Margaret Dunham | pp. 231–264
• Aspect in Sikuani
  Francesc Queixalós | pp. 265–294
• Part III. Grammatical aspect and Aktionsarten
• Aspect-tense relations in East Greenlandic
  Philippe Mennecier | pp. 297–324
• On interaction between external and internal markers in expressing aspect in Arabic dialect varieties
  Samia Naïm | pp. 325–354
• Part IV. Indo-European Aorist and Hamito-Semitic Aorist
• The aorist and the perfect in Albanian*
  Jean-Louis Duchet and Remzi Përnaska | pp. 357–374
• The aorist in Modern Armenian: Core values and contextual meanings
  Anaid Donabedian | pp. 375–412
• The verbal form V-ā in Hindi/Urdu: An aorist with “aoristic” meanings
  Annie Montaut | pp. 413–446
• The aorist in Berber
  Lionel Galand | pp. 447–464
• The Aorist in Zenaga Berber and the Imperfective in two Arabic dialects: A comparative viewpoint
  Catherine Taine-Cheikh | pp. 465–502
• Part V. Perfects and resultatives
• Modern Greek -tos (τος) and -menos (μενος): Two truly aspectual suffixes*
  Eleni Valma | pp. 505–524
• Resultative Interpretation of Predicates in Korean*
  Injoo Choi-Jonin | pp. 525–562
• On two types of result: Resultatives revisited*
  Mila Dimitrova-Vulchanova | pp. 563–596
• Part VI. The Future and future reference
• Future and prospective in the Mongolic languages
  Robert I. Binnick | pp. 599–624
• The future tenses in the Tibetic languages: Diachronic and dialectal perspectives
  Nicolas Tournadre | pp. 625–642
• No escape from the future: Temporal frames and prediction in Yucatec Maya*
  Valentina Vapnarsky | pp. 643–678
• The Bulgarian future in light of the temporal frames of reference
  Zlatka Guentchéva | pp. 679–702
• Part VII. Grammatical change
• Aspect as the source of diathesis in NorthEastern Neo-Aramaic and beyond with remarks on transitivity, accusativity, ergativity and case
  Pablo I. Kirtchuk-Halevi | pp. 705–726
• Language Index | pp. 727–728
• Author Index | pp. 729–734
• Subject Index | pp. 735–740

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