Aorists and Perfects: Synchronic and Diachronic Perspectives

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The present volume offers a collection of nine contributions dealing with the aspectual and temporal dimensions of the perfect and the aorist and based on data in Romance -- in particular Spanish--, Tahitian, English, and Scandinavian languages.

Author(s): Marc Fryd; Pierre-Don Giancarli
Edition: ebook
Publisher: Brill/Rodopi
Year: 2017

Language: English
Pages: 0

‎Contents......Page 5
‎List of Figures, Tables and Maps......Page 7
‎Introduction (Fryd and Giancarli)......Page 9
‎Chapter 1. Romance Perfects, Aorists, and the Role of ‘Aoristic Drift’ (Drinka)......Page 13
‎Chapter 2. The Present Perfect Has Only Gone And Changed, Hasn’t It? The Continuing Divergence of the Narrative Perfect (Walker)......Page 33
‎Chapter 3. The Present Perfect in Peruvian Spanish: An Analysis of Personal Experience Narratives among Migrant Generations in Lima (Jara)......Page 50
‎Chapter 4. Summary and Sequential Scanning in the Compound and Simple Past of Chilean and Uruguayan Dialects of Spanish (Henderson)......Page 87
‎Chapter 5. The Tahitian Particle ’Ua, Some Uses (Delmas)......Page 118
‎Chapter 6. Have Just V-en and Just V-ed: If Hot News or Recency Don’t Cut It, Just What Does? (Bourdin)......Page 144
‎Chapter 7. The Kids Are Finished School: A Corpus Study of Geographical Distribution (Yerastov)......Page 187
‎Chapter 8. Some Remarks on have-less Perfect Constructions in English (Fryd)......Page 211
‎Chapter 9. Counterfactual Present Perfects (Eide)......Page 253