Sergei Tatevosov
Biographic Data
| ID | 1179017 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sergei Tatevosov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sergei |
| FAMILY NAME | Tatevosov |
| SIGNATURE | TATEVOSOV S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lomonosov Moscow State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1602-0116 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Event Structure and Non-Culminating Readings in Turkic
Since the seminal work by David Dowty, much inspired by the earlier ideas of Generative Semantics, a number of proposals have been developed accounting for the internal constitution and interpretation of accomplishment event predicates like 'open the door' or 'break the window'. Current theories of accomplishment event structure vary along a number of dimensions, including the subevental makeup of accomplishments and semantic relations connecting…
Verbs Derived From Adjectives
Рассматривается деривация глаголов от прилагательных в двух ареально связанных языках – горномарийском и татарском (мишарский диалект). Такие глаголы в обоих языках образуются с помощью суффикса -l, который, предположительно, был заимствован в горномарийский из тюркских языков. В обоих случаях суффикс деривирует глаголы нескольких структурных типов (инхоативы, каузативы и неэргативы), однако при этом соотношение между исходной основой и производн…
Actionality across (sub)paradigms
This paper explores the verbal system of Tundra Nenets and offers a partition of the entire set of derivationally minimal verbs into actional classes, which include stative, process, inceptive-stative, ingressive-atelic, durative and punctual telic, durative and punctual ingressive, and bi-telic verbs. This classification is established in a bottom-up manner, starting from the lowest level of actional interpretations of individual subparadigms of…
On the meaning of the Iterative in Nenets
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On the temporal structure of nonculminating accomplishments
In the growing body of literature on nonculmination one question seems to have attracted less attention than it may deserve: why do some but not all accomplishment predicates allow for nonculminating interpretations? The goal of this paper is to review attested restrictions on nonculminating accomplishments and to explore one specific aspect of their meaning. Assuming, with the literature on predicate decomposition, that accomplishments minimally…
Slavic-Style Aspects
Notes on fake causativization
Nominalization and the problem of indirect access
We examine aspect, eventuality type and transitivity alternations in two types of nominalization in Ossetian, an Iranian language spoken in East Caucasus, focusing on how deverbal nominals differ from fully inflected clauses projected by the same VPs. The main empirical finding of the study is: nominalizations exhibit a wider range of syntactic and semantic possibilities than fully inflected clauses. The finite verb in Ossetian is either perfecti…
Structure and interpretation of Tundra Nenets verbs
Complex predicates, eventivity, and causative-inchoative alternation
Detelicization and argument suppression
This paper focuses on the interaction between actionality and antipassivization, specifically, on how (a)telicity is related to patient suppression. In the literature, data from a number of languages are discussed showing that crosslinguistically, antipassive markers tend to induce atelicity of verbal predicates. In this paper I establish that the relation between the argument structure and actionality can be the opposite, whereby actional modifi…
From resultatives to evidentials
Between Perfective and Past
Proceedings of the Twenty-Sixth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: General Session and Parasession on Aspect (2000)
From resultatives to evidentials
On the temporal structure of nonculminating accomplishments
In the growing body of literature on nonculmination one question seems to have attracted less attention than it may deserve: why do some but not all accomplishment predicates allow for nonculminating interpretations? The goal of this paper is to review attested restrictions on nonculminating accomplishments and to explore one specific aspect of their meaning. Assuming, with the literature on predicate decomposition, that accomplishments minimally…
Between Perfective and Past
Proceedings of the Twenty-Sixth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: General Session and Parasession on Aspect (2000)
From resultatives to evidentials
Detelicization and argument suppression
This paper focuses on the interaction between actionality and antipassivization, specifically, on how (a)telicity is related to patient suppression. In the literature, data from a number of languages are discussed showing that crosslinguistically, antipassive markers tend to induce atelicity of verbal predicates. In this paper I establish that the relation between the argument structure and actionality can be the opposite, whereby actional modifi…
Complex predicates, eventivity, and causative-inchoative alternation
Nominalization and the problem of indirect access
We examine aspect, eventuality type and transitivity alternations in two types of nominalization in Ossetian, an Iranian language spoken in East Caucasus, focusing on how deverbal nominals differ from fully inflected clauses projected by the same VPs. The main empirical finding of the study is: nominalizations exhibit a wider range of syntactic and semantic possibilities than fully inflected clauses. The finite verb in Ossetian is either perfecti…
Structure and interpretation of Tundra Nenets verbs
Notes on fake causativization
Slavic-Style Aspects
On the meaning of the Iterative in Nenets
,
On the temporal structure of nonculminating accomplishments
In the growing body of literature on nonculmination one question seems to have attracted less attention than it may deserve: why do some but not all accomplishment predicates allow for nonculminating interpretations? The goal of this paper is to review attested restrictions on nonculminating accomplishments and to explore one specific aspect of their meaning. Assuming, with the literature on predicate decomposition, that accomplishments minimally…
Actionality across (sub)paradigms
This paper explores the verbal system of Tundra Nenets and offers a partition of the entire set of derivationally minimal verbs into actional classes, which include stative, process, inceptive-stative, ingressive-atelic, durative and punctual telic, durative and punctual ingressive, and bi-telic verbs. This classification is established in a bottom-up manner, starting from the lowest level of actional interpretations of individual subparadigms of…
Verbs Derived From Adjectives
Рассматривается деривация глаголов от прилагательных в двух ареально связанных языках – горномарийском и татарском (мишарский диалект). Такие глаголы в обоих языках образуются с помощью суффикса -l, который, предположительно, был заимствован в горномарийский из тюркских языков. В обоих случаях суффикс деривирует глаголы нескольких структурных типов (инхоативы, каузативы и неэргативы), однако при этом соотношение между исходной основой и производн…
Event Structure and Non-Culminating Readings in Turkic
Since the seminal work by David Dowty, much inspired by the earlier ideas of Generative Semantics, a number of proposals have been developed accounting for the internal constitution and interpretation of accomplishment event predicates like 'open the door' or 'break the window'. Current theories of accomplishment event structure vary along a number of dimensions, including the subevental makeup of accomplishments and semantic relations connecting…
Philosophy (13 works) · Linguistics (12 works) · Computer Science (11 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (9 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (7 works) · Verb (6 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · History (3 works)