[sfl-large] Re: Temptypac - Conf. A. Mari / F. Martin - 16/3

[Bridget Copley]

Redésolée, mais je viens de recevoir les nouvelles que le deuxième  
auteur peut y venir. Donc:


Le programme "Temporalité: Typologie et Acquisition" (temptypac) de la
Fédération "Typologie et Universaux Linguistiques" du CNRS a le plaisir
d'annoncer un exposé:

« On the interaction between aspect and verbal polysemy :  
(Im-)perfectivity and (Non-)implicativity »


Alda MARI
Institute Jean Nicod/ENS

Fabienne MARTIN
Universitât Stuttgart

Date : lundi 16 mars 2009
Lieu : 59 rue Pouchet, salle 159
Heure : 14h30-16h30
Métro : ligne 13, Guy Moquet ou Brochant

Un plan d'accès se trouve à :
http://www.umr7023.cnrs.fr/article.php3?id_article=86

Vous pouvez consulter le site web de temptypac à :
http://www.ivry.cnrs.fr/~7023web/rubrique.php3?id_rubrique=31

Résumé :

In French as in other languages differentiating the perfective and the  
imperfective morphologically, modal verbs sometimes behave like
implicative  verbs in perfective sentences. The account of the data  
presented here is purely semantical and pragmatical in nature,  
contrary to Hacquard's  (2006, ao) one who proposes a structural  
account in terms of a scopal difference between the aspectual and the  
modal operator. Our account relies on an ontological distinction  
between classical dispositions (incl. abilities) and ephemeral ones.  
This ontological distinction also  applies to categories other than  
modality in natural language and in particular to psych verbs and  
dispositional adjectives like 'intelligent'. We present and discuss a   
new set of data in relation with these two categories and ultimately  
argue that the abilitative 'pouvoir' cannot be treated in a  
traditional kratzerian framework but is  arguably to be classified  
along verbs expressing a natural tendency of  their experiencer/ 
perceiver towards action.


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On Mar 12, 2009, at 22:47 , Bridget Copley wrote:

> Et le titre de l'exposé:
>
> « On the interaction between aspect and verbal polysemy :  
> (Im-)perfectivity and (Non-)implicativity »
>
> Désolée de l'omission !
>
> Bridget
>
>
> On Mar 12, 2009, at 22:39 , Bridget Copley wrote:
>
>> Le programme "Temporalité: Typologie et Acquisition" (temptypac) de  
>> la
>> Fédération "Typologie et Universaux Linguistiques" du CNRS a le  
>> plaisir
>> d'annoncer un exposé:
>>
>> Alda MARI
>> Institute Jean Nicod/ENS
>>
>> Date : lundi 16 mars 2009
>> Lieu : 59 rue Pouchet, salle 159
>> Heure : 14h30-16h30
>> Métro : ligne 13, Guy Moquet ou Brochant
>>
>> Un plan d'accès se trouve à :
>> http://www.umr7023.cnrs.fr/article.php3?id_article=86
>>
>> Vous pouvez consulter le site web de temptypac à :
>> http://www.ivry.cnrs.fr/~7023web/rubrique.php3?id_rubrique=31
>>
>> Résumé :
>>
>> In French as in other languages differentiating the perfective and  
>> the imperfective morphologically, modal verbs sometimes behave like
>> implicative  verbs in perfective sentences. The account of the data  
>> presented here is purely semantical and pragmatical in nature,  
>> contrary to Hacquard's  (2006, ao) one who proposes a structural  
>> account in terms of a scopal difference between the aspectual and  
>> the modal operator. Our account relies on an ontological  
>> distinction between classical dispositions (incl. abilities) and  
>> ephemeral ones. This ontological distinction also  applies to  
>> categories other than modality in natural language and in  
>> particular to psych verbs and dispositional adjectives like  
>> 'intelligent'. We present and discuss a  new set of data in  
>> relation with these two categories and ultimately argue that the  
>> abilitative 'pouvoir' cannot be treated in a traditional kratzerian  
>> framework but is  arguably to be classified along verbs expressing  
>> a natural tendency of  their experiencer/perceiver towards action.
>

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