How we say WHEN it happens

The plurality we see in the study of language today is bewildering. This collection makes a contribution to the task of mutual comparison and integration of the methodologically and perspectively varying approaches which are often being pursued without much awareness of what is being done next door. This volume brings together a number of papers which all deal with the temporal dimension of natural languages. Each of these papers has its own story to tell. But at the same time their juxtaposition reveals besides an obvious thematic unity also many similarities in method and perspective.

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Contents: Grzegorz Dogil, Intonation of aspectual meaning: Remarks on noch in German. - Anette Frank/Annie Zaenen, Tense in LFG : Syntax and Morphology. - Hubert Haider, Adverbials - at the Syntax-Semantic Interface. - Klaus Baumgärtner, halten und die Einheit des verbalen Aspekts. Eine Fallstudie. - Kurt Eberle, Tense and Aspect Information in German French Machine Translation. - Peter Blumenthal, Zur Konstruktion französischer Wahrnehmungsverben: Aspekt und Abstraktheit. - Uwe Reyle, On the semantics of puis and alors. - Hans Kamp/Michael Schiehlen, Semantics of some temporal expressions. - Dov M. Gabbay, Temporal Logic and Quantifier Translations.