The aims of the paper are twofold. First, it provides a systematic qualitative corpus study into
differences between Russian and Czech in the use of aspect in chains of single, episodic …

This paper serves as an introduction to a special collection on the form, use and meaning of
past passive participles used in perfect and passive constructions. We discuss various …

This study aims to account for the variation in aspect choices in factual imperfective contexts
in Polish, Czech, and Russian. A series of online questionnaires were conducted wherein …

Are the past participial forms that occur in passive and perfect periphrases substantially
identical or should they rather be distinguished into accidentally homophonous passive and …

The article presents a critical discussion of recent work on the semantics of lexical prefixes
and of the aspect meanings of n/t-participles of imperfective stems in contemporary Russian …

This study aims to account for the microvariation in aspect choices in factual imperfective
contexts in Polish. To this goal an online questionnaire was conducted in which the …

This dissertation investigates Russian perfective verbs with a prefix and the semelfactive
suffix-nu-, such as zaxlopnut''slam shut', for the sake of simplicity referred to as “Pref-Nu …

The goal of this paper is to discuss some meaning correspondences (and/or clashes)
between the perfective/imperfective aspectual contrast in Russian and various …

This entry is a survey on aspectual distinctions that are usually assumed to be
morphologically encoded in Slavic languages. While it is true that morphology seems to …

Psych verbs or experiencer verbs are a class of verbs that entail emotional states on the part
of one of the participants in the situation they denote (Dowty 1991). This class of verbs raises …