Journal article
When is a temporal marker not a tense? Reply to Tonhauser 2007
R NORDLINGER, L SADLER
Language | Linguistic Society of America via Johns Hopkins University | Published : 2008
DOI: 10.1353/lan.0.0013
Abstract
In her recent Language paper, Tonhauser (2007, henceforth T07) provides a comprehensive in-depth discussion of the semantics of two nominal temporal markers occurring in Paraguayan Guaraní, based on her fieldwork study and subsequent Ph.D. T explicitly situates her article as arguing against the claims of our Language article (Nordlinger & Sadler 2004, henceforth NS04), which presents a crosslinguistic study of the inflectional categories of tense, aspect, and mood on nominal categories, and classified Guaraní as having nominal tense markers. T argues that while the Guaraní nominal markers can be shown to ‘affect..
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