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George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. PRINCIPLES OF EVENT SEGMENTATION IN LANGUAGE : JÜRGEN BOHNEMEYER University at Buffalo - SUNY IRAIDE IBARRETXE- ANTUÑANO THE CASE OF MOTION EVENTS NICHOLAS J. ENFIELD Max Planck Institute for ...
George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. PRINCIPLES OF EVENT SEGMENTATION IN LANGUAGE : JÜRGEN BOHNEMEYER University at Buffalo - SUNY IRAIDE IBARRETXE- ANTUÑANO THE CASE OF MOTION EVENTS NICHOLAS J. ENFIELD Max Planck Institute for ...
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... event representation is ripe for work in semantic typology . Events play a pervasive role in natural language ... SEGMENTATION , or the distribution of information about an event across the parts of an utterance . For instance , the ...
... event representation is ripe for work in semantic typology . Events play a pervasive role in natural language ... SEGMENTATION , or the distribution of information about an event across the parts of an utterance . For instance , the ...
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... event representations are segmented across units of linguistic code . In view of the compositionality of linguis- tic event descriptions , a typology of event segmentation cannot result in an inventory of expressions . Consequently ...
... event representations are segmented across units of linguistic code . In view of the compositionality of linguis- tic event descriptions , a typology of event segmentation cannot result in an inventory of expressions . Consequently ...
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