Re: Aspect vs. case; stative and dynamic verbs
From: | Trebor Jung <treborjung@...> |
Date: | Saturday, November 13, 2004, 22:14 |
Wow, this thread hasn't turned into YAEPT... yet! ;))
Ray írta: "Yes - it did. I have checked Trask also. He slightly
inconsistently refers to "dynamic" as a 'superordinate aspectual label' and
to "stative" as a 'superordinate aspectual category' :)
"But it is quite clear from his entries that such superordinate aspectual
labels/categories are not the same as aspects themselves."
AFAIK, dynamism is a grammatical category whereby the action is marked for
level of change: no change (static) ~ change (dynamic). Is there a specific
category (cf. aspect) that dynamism would fall under? Or should it be
classified without reference to other, larger groups of terms (cf. aspect)?
"Indeed - I am indebted to some members (current & not-current) on this list
for putting me right on several occasions over the past few years."
Many of my ideas were wrong at the time, but thanks to this list I have
learned quite a bit :D
Trebor
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