Keywords
correlative
aspect cluster
imperfective
perfective
multiple category formation
aspectual class
aspect
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Abstract
The article represents Laura Yanda’s aspectological conception. Her conclusions prove that each polisemantic verb may be an aspect cluster. Reflections on this scholar’s ideas about the material of imperfective genre pairs leads us to the conclusion that every polysemous verb is potentially a genre cluster. An aspectual cluster consists of two segments: genre and action. The aspect segment has three main manifestations, the specificity of which makes it possible to distinguish four types of clusters. The first is a polycategorical cluster as an integration of imperfectives-correlative and imperfectives-isolative. Second, a polyprefix cluster as an integration of imperfectives-correlative and multi-prefix perfective-correlative. The third is a bi-imperfective cluster as an integration of non-prefixed and prefixed imperfective-correlatives with a common perfective-correlative (traditional species triplets). Type four is a combined cluster as an integration of two or more of the above clusters. The action segment of an aspectual cluster is represented by a combination of at least three lexical-semantic variants: one imperfective and two or more perfectives belonging to different actional subclasses.
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