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LINGUIST List 18.670

Sat Mar 03 2007

Diss: Computational Ling/Text&Corpus Ling: Zamorano: 'La Generación...'

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        1.    Juan Zamorano, La Generación de Tiempo y Aspecto en Inglés y Español: Un estudio funcional-contrastivo general; Generating Tense and Aspect in English and Spanish: A functional-contrastive analysis
Message 1: La Generación de Tiempo y Aspecto en Inglés y Español: Un estudio funcional-contrastivo general; Generating Tense and Aspect in English and Spanish: A functional-contrastive analysis
Date: 01-Mar-2007
From: Juan Zamorano <juanrafaelzmyahoo.es>
Subject: La Generación de Tiempo y Aspecto en Inglés y Español: Un estudio funcional-contrastivo general; Generating Tense and Aspect in English and Spanish: A functional-contrastive analysis


Institution: Universidad Complutense Madrid
Program: Estudios lingüísticos y literarios de lengua inglesa
Dissertation Status: Completed
Degree Date: 2006

Author: Juan Rafael Zamorano

Dissertation Title: La Generación de Tiempo y Aspecto en Inglés y Español: Un estudio funcional-contrastivo general; Generating Tense and Aspect in English and Spanish: A functional-contrastive analysis

Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics
                            Text/Corpus Linguistics

Subject Language(s): English (eng)
                            Spanish (spa)

Dissertation Director:
Julia Lavid

Dissertation Abstract:

This thesis offers a corpus-based contrastive analysis of the tense and
aspect systems of English and Spanish. The corpora employed were the Corpus
de Referencia del Español Actual (CREA) for Spanish and the British
National Corpus (BNC) for English, and the theoretical framework used in
the analysis of data was that of the Systemic-Functional Grammar. The
results of the analysis were applied to the design of linguistic resources
for the automatic generation of tense and aspect in English and Spanish
texts. These linguistic resources were developed with the grammar
development environment KPML.


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