Negation of resultative and progressive periphrases
This paper focuses on resultative and progressive periphrases in Spanish: <estar ‘to be’ + participle> and <estar ‘to be’ + gerund>, respectively. These periphrases have been associated with several negated constructions. On the one hand, the negative particle no ‘not’ can precede the au...
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description | This paper focuses on resultative and progressive periphrases in Spanish: <estar ‘to be’ + participle> and <estar ‘to be’ + gerund>, respectively. These periphrases have been associated with several negated constructions. On the one hand, the negative particle no ‘not’ can precede the auxiliary verb (<no estar ‘not to be’ + participle> and <no estar ‘not to be’ + gerund>); on the other hand, we have the structure <estar sin ‘to be without’ + infinitive>. Contrary to what has been suggested in the literature, I will show that these negative constructions have a different interpretation and develop a semantic analysis of them. Furthermore, I will offer new evidence in favor of the existence of negative events. |
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spelling | doaj.art-2edec1ca35b54b669767c592f3d979d32022-12-21T19:17:34ZengSeptentrio Academic PublishingBorealis: An International Journal of Hispanic Linguistics1893-32112015-05-014110.7557/1.4.1.33173317Negation of resultative and progressive periphrasesRaquel González Rodríguez0Universidad de Castilla-La ManchaThis paper focuses on resultative and progressive periphrases in Spanish: <estar ‘to be’ + participle> and <estar ‘to be’ + gerund>, respectively. These periphrases have been associated with several negated constructions. On the one hand, the negative particle no ‘not’ can precede the auxiliary verb (<no estar ‘not to be’ + participle> and <no estar ‘not to be’ + gerund>); on the other hand, we have the structure <estar sin ‘to be without’ + infinitive>. Contrary to what has been suggested in the literature, I will show that these negative constructions have a different interpretation and develop a semantic analysis of them. Furthermore, I will offer new evidence in favor of the existence of negative events.https://septentrio.uit.no/index.php/borealis/article/view/3317Resultative constructionsprogressive periphrasisstatesnegationsubeventive structurenegative events |
spellingShingle | Raquel González Rodríguez Negation of resultative and progressive periphrases Borealis: An International Journal of Hispanic Linguistics Resultative constructions progressive periphrasis states negation subeventive structure negative events |
title | Negation of resultative and progressive periphrases |
title_full | Negation of resultative and progressive periphrases |
title_fullStr | Negation of resultative and progressive periphrases |
title_full_unstemmed | Negation of resultative and progressive periphrases |
title_short | Negation of resultative and progressive periphrases |
title_sort | negation of resultative and progressive periphrases |
topic | Resultative constructions progressive periphrasis states negation subeventive structure negative events |
url | https://septentrio.uit.no/index.php/borealis/article/view/3317 |
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