Tense-Aspect, Transitivity and Causativity

1. Addresses; 2. Introduction; 3. Vladimir Nedjalkov: List of main publications; 4. Part 1: Transitivity, causativity and tense-aspect: interdependencies; 5. Aspect and transitivity of iterative constructions in Warrungu (by Tsunoda, Tasaku); 6. Split causativity: remarks on correlations between transitivity, aspect, and tense (by Kulikov, Leonid); 7. Conceptualization and aspect in some Asian languages (by Kiryu, Kazuyuki); 8. Evidentiality, transitivity and split ergativity: evidence from Svan (by Sumbatova, Nina R.); 9. On the semantics of some Russian causative constructions: aspect, control, and types of causation (by Bulygina, Tatiana V.); 10. Part 2: The trade-off between aspect and tense as typological parameters; 11. Some notes on the Georgian resultative (by Boeder, Winfried); 12. Preterites and imperfects in the languages of Europe (by Thieroff, Rolf); 13. The qualitative meaning of Russian imperfective verbs in passive constructions (by Poupynin, Youri); 14. Typological notes on aspect and actionality in Kipchak Turkic (by Johanson, Lars); 15. Distributivity: more than aspect (by Dolinina, Inga B.); 16. The past perfect in Armenian (by Kozintseva, Natalia A.); 17. Aspects of aspect in Korean psych-predicates: implications for psych-predicates in general (by Lee, Chungmin); 18. Part 3: Events and their componentiality; 19. How descending is ascending German? On the deep interrelations between tense, aspect, pronominality, and ergativity (by Abraham, Werner); 20. Verbal temporalization in Russian and English (by Silnitsky, Georgij); 21. A typology of phasal meanings (by Plungian, Vladimir A.); 22. Degrees of focality in Kalmyk imperfectives (by Ebert, Karen H.); 23. Aspectual classification of nouns: a case study of Russian (by Rakhilina, Ekaterina V.); 24. Subject Index