Vol. 20 No. 1 (2012)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/vh.20.1

Published: 15. 06. 2012

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Introduction

Palabra(s) en el tiempo

Jasmina Markič, Branka Kalenić Ramšak

9-10
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Linguistics

Temporal demarcations of the verb “durar”: a valencial-combinatorial analysis

Celia Berná Sicilia

13-31
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‘Past of the past’ – data for the history of Portuguese pluperfect

Maria Teresa Brocardo

33-48
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The Spanish word tiempo: its omnipresence and conceptual, logical and lexical versatility

Karlo Budor

49-60
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Causality and temporality: the case of cuando (when) in XX century Chilean essays

Nataly Cancino Cabello

61-79
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From chronological to axiological meaning in Spanish adjectives: any past time was worse (cualquiera tiempo pasado fue peor)

Manuel Casado Velarde

81-101
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Epistemic interrogatives in events anchored in the temporal anteriority

Vesela Chergova, Donka Mangatcheva

103-121
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Today was yesterday tomorrow. The perception of time and the acquisition of language

Soraya Cortiñas Ansoar

123-144
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Text genre and time discursive construction

Maria Antónia Coutinho, Noémia Jorge

145-164
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The category of time in the expression of modality in Spanish and Portuguese

Natalia Czopek

165-183
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Motion verbs in predications without change of location

Elena de Miguel

185-209
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When espacio means ‘time’: relativity in some locative expressions in Spanish

Taresa Fernández Lorences

211-230
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Time expression in Hispano-American variations of Spanish

Anna Mištinová

231-243
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Semantic properties of Portuguese tenses: temporal, aspectual and modal values

Clara Nunes Correia

245-259
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The concept of ‘time’ in Spanish and Serbian phraseology

Andjelka Pejović, Aneta Trivić

261-277
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Conceptual associations of [time] as a dictionary entry. Spanish and German phraseological occurrences and their usage

Rosa Piñel López

279-294
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Polyphony and verb forms

Jelena Rajić

295-305
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Different time concepts in the classroom. From monologue to dialogue: space

Leonor Sáez Méndez

307-323
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The smallest divisions of time: terminological and lexicographical aspects

Francisco Javier Sánchez Martín

325-345
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Time and space: the analysis of aspect in selected Spanish and Polish verbs of motion

Cecylia Tatoj

347-364
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Sequence of tenses: playing with possibilities

Bohdan Ulašin

365-374
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A menudo / -ear: frequentative verbs in the Vocabulario (1513) by Nebrija

Mònica Vidal Díez

375-392
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Últimamente: functional and semantic shift

Mònica Vidal Díez, Joan G. Burguera Serra

393-410
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The cognitive mechanisms of temporal expression: linguistic changes in historic Spanish

Maria Rosa Vila Pujol, Eva Martínez Díaz

411-429
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Grammaticalization of the spatio-temporal expressions in Spanish: the case of periphrases of verbs of motion

Andrzej Zieliński

431-451
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Vol. 20 No. 1 (2012)

Full Issue

Introduction

Palabra(s) en el tiempo

Linguistics

Temporal demarcations of the verb “durar”: a valencial-combinatorial analysis

‘Past of the past’ – data for the history of Portuguese pluperfect

The Spanish word tiempo: its omnipresence and conceptual, logical and lexical versatility

Causality and temporality: the case of cuando (when) in XX century Chilean essays

From chronological to axiological meaning in Spanish adjectives: any past time was worse (cualquiera tiempo pasado fue peor)

Epistemic interrogatives in events anchored in the temporal anteriority

Today was yesterday tomorrow. The perception of time and the acquisition of language

Text genre and time discursive construction

The category of time in the expression of modality in Spanish and Portuguese

Motion verbs in predications without change of location

When espacio means ‘time’: relativity in some locative expressions in Spanish

Time expression in Hispano-American variations of Spanish

Semantic properties of Portuguese tenses: temporal, aspectual and modal values

The concept of ‘time’ in Spanish and Serbian phraseology

Conceptual associations of [time] as a dictionary entry. Spanish and German phraseological occurrences and their usage

Polyphony and verb forms

Different time concepts in the classroom. From monologue to dialogue: space

The smallest divisions of time: terminological and lexicographical aspects

Time and space: the analysis of aspect in selected Spanish and Polish verbs of motion

Sequence of tenses: playing with possibilities

A menudo / -ear: frequentative verbs in the Vocabulario (1513) by Nebrija

Últimamente: functional and semantic shift

The cognitive mechanisms of temporal expression: linguistic changes in historic Spanish

Grammaticalization of the spatio-temporal expressions in Spanish: the case of periphrases of verbs of motion

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