Approche aspectuo-temporelle des temps verbaux de l’indicatif en français : pour avancer

After a brief presentation of the different approaches to the indicative verb tenses in French, the paper focuses on the relationship between two current aspectual-temporal theoretical frameworks, one developed by Laurent Gosselin and the other by myself. The common foundations of the two approaches and their points of agreement are highlighted. Two points of divergence are then explained: the ramification of the conditional tense, and the aspect of the past participle.

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Scolia
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.4000/14art
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Linguistics and Discourse Analysis
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Approche aspectuo-temporelle des temps verbaux de l’indicatif en français : pour avancer

Jacques Brès
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Approche aspectuo-temporelle des temps verbaux de l’indicatif en français : pour avancer

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Abstract

After a brief presentation of the different approaches to the indicative verb tenses in French, the paper focuses on the relationship between two current aspectual-temporal theoretical frameworks, one developed by Laurent Gosselin and the other by myself. The common foundations of the two approaches and their points of agreement are highlighted. Two points of divergence are then explained: the ramification of the conditional tense, and the aspect of the past participle.

ScoliaVol. 39
Université de Montpellier (FR), Praxis (EE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 80%
Linguistics and Discourse Analysis
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Approche aspectuo-temporelle des temps verbaux de l’indicatif en français : pour avancer — Jacques Brès · Scolia (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS