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LeaRebecca > 20.09.2013, 15:20:57
Zitat:The identification (or spatiotemporal individuation) of a particular event thus depends on the identification of the participants involved. I assume that this dependency has an ontological consequence, namely, that there is no given domain of individual events from which the referent of a verbal expression can be chosen. [...] Depending on whether an event nominalization is categorized as verbal or nominal, it is subject to the ontological conditions that hold for this category. [in darauf folgender Fußnote:] Given that in the real world there is no difference between events referred to by verbal or nominal event nominals, the distinction is conceptually motivated rather than ontologically, as far as event nominals are concerned. However, since the ontological differences between the referents of nouns and verbs motivate the distinction, I will keep the term."
Wie könnte man ontological hier jeweils paraphrasieren?
Zweite Frage zu diesem Ausschnitt: verbal bzw. nominal event nominals - mag sich das auf die Wortart der Basis des Derivats beziehen?
Tobias A. Kroll > 20.09.2013, 19:27:22
LeaRebecca > 03.10.2013, 16:44:29