Onset Causation and Extended Causation from the Perspective of Event Integration

J.M. Li

Research output: PhD Thesis › PhD Thesis - Research VU Amsterdam, graduation VU Amsterdam

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Original language	English
Qualification	PhD
Awarding Institution	Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
Supervisors/Advisors	Cienki, Alan, Supervisor Li, F., Supervisor
Award date	25 Feb 2020
Publication status	Published - 2020

Keywords

extended causation
onset causation
event integration model
monoclausal construction
cross-linguistic analysis

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coverFinal published version, 397 KB
title pageFinal published version, 67.7 KB
abstract dutchFinal published version, 290 KB
abstract englishFinal published version, 290 KB
table of contentsFinal published version, 123 KB
complete dissertationFinal published version, 5 MB
appendix 1: 41 patterns of conceptual event integration visualized by the Space TimeFinal published version, 496 KB
appendix 2: Chinese transcription data of responses to 18 videos involving extended CausationFinal published version, 536 KB
appendix 3: Chinese transcription data of responses to 18 videos involving onset causationFinal published version, 573 KB
appendix 4: English transcription data of responses to 18 videos involving extended causationFinal published version, 539 KB
appendix 5: English transcription data of responses to 18 videos involving onset causationFinal published version, 651 KB

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