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A diachronic study of the conative alternation construction in english
Esteban-Segura, María Laura
; Salles-Bernal, Soluna (2017-06-05)
The conative alternation is a subtype of transitivity alternation in which there is a transitive variant and an intransitive one represented with an at-construction. From a syntactic point of view, it occurs with transitive ... -
Analysing coercion in stative progressives in the Indian variety of the International Corpus of English (ICE).
(2016-04-21)Coercion is defined as “a semantic transformation that involves shifting of one type to another” (Pustejovsky, 1991), being a prototypical case the change from state to activity represented by the use of the progressive ... -
Design and validation of annotation schemas for aspect‑based sentiment analysis in the tourism sector.
Moreno-Ortiz, Antonio Jesús; Salles-Bernal, Soluna; Orrequia-Barea, Aroa (2019-10-29)
The use of linguistic resources beyond the scope of language studies, e.g., commercial purposes, has become commonplace since the availability of massive amounts of data and the development of software tools to process ... -
“Gods second maister peece. The woman”. Medical terminology addressing women in Early Modern English.
(2017-05-16)The expansion of the medical science that took place in the Early Modern period (16th and 17th century) was accompanied and promoted by the proliferation of medical writing materials, enhanced, in turn, by two synergic ... -
SentiTur: Building Linguistic Resources for Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis in the Tourism Sector
(2018-04-30)The use of linguistic resources beyond the scope of language studies, i.e. commercial purposes, has become commonplace since the availability of massive amounts of data and the development of tools to process them. An ... -
The origin and development of the conative alternation in english
Esteban-Segura, María Laura; Salles-Bernal, Soluna (2016-11-17)
The conative alternation (“conative” from Latin conor/conari, “to try or attempt”) is a particular type of verb alternation (or argument structure alternation) which modifies the interpretation of the verb towards suggesting ...