Nominalizations: A Probe into the Architecture of Grammar Part II: The Aspectual Properties of Nominalizations, and the Lexicon vs. Syntax Debate

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Abstract In this paper I will present two approaches to the aspectual properties of nominalizations by comparing lexical and syntactic approaches to one another. In addition, I will highlight some open questions in this area.

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