Chapter Zu slavisch-baltischen Konvergenzen (und ihr Fehlen) im Aspekt-Tempus-Bereich

The article provides a survey of aspect-tense (AT) grams in (North) Slavic and Baltic, with some account of Finnic. More recently developed grams (bound morphology and constructions) are evaluated against a deeper diachronic and larger areal backdrop in order to assess the significance of contact as...

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Main Author: Wiemer, Bjoern (auth)
Format: Electronic Book Chapter
Published: Florence Firenze University Press 2023
Series:Biblioteca di Studi Slavistici 53
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