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Verb classes: general 
Where Do
Verb
Classes Come From?
Beth Levin. Stanford University.
Using
Subcategorization to Resolve Verb
Class Ambiguity
Verb
Class Disambiguation Using
Informative Priors
The induction of verb frames and verb classes from corpora Sabine Schulte im Walde.
Automatic Verb
Classification Using
Distributions of Grammatical Features
Suzanne Stevenson and Paola Merlo.
Rutgers University and University of Geneva.
Inducing
Frame Semantic Verb Classes
from WordNet and LDOCE Rebecca
Green, Bonnie J. Dorr, and Philip Resnik, University
of Maryland
Investigating
regular sense extensions
based on intersective Levin classes
Joseph
Rosenzweig.
Extended
Lexical-Semantic Classification
of English Verbs
A Large-scale
Classification of English Verbs Karin
Kipper, Anna Korhonen Neville Ryant & Martha
Palmer. University of Colorado at Boulder University of Cambridge and
University of Pennsylvania. An
article describing the integration of new verb classes to
VerbNet (the
Korhonen-Briscoe ( 2004) and Korhonen-Ryant (2005)
Telicity and English verb classes and alternations Mari Broman Olsen
The Generative Lexicon James Pustejuvsky
Verb Classes and Aspectual Clasification Susan Rothstein
Qué significan aspectualmente algunos verbos y qué pueden llegar a significar Elena de Miguel
On the Analysis of Communicative Action Jens Allwood. University of
Gothenburg.
Verbs of motion
The
Unergativity of Verbs of Motion Daniela
Lupsa. Also discusses verbs of sound emission.
External
temporal specification in English verbs of
motion
On
the Semantics of English Verbs of Locomotion
Motion
Verbs and Semantic Features in
TAG Tonia Bleam, Martha Palmer and K. Vijay-
Shanker.University of Pennsylvania.
Two Ways to Travel : Verbs of Motion in English and Spanish by Dan L. Slobin in “Grammatical Constructions: their form and meaning” edited by Masayoshi Shibatani and Sandra A. Thompson. Partial view available on Google Books
Verbos
de Movimiento Luis
París.Incihusa- CONICET
Verbs of
Sensory perception : An
English- Spanish comparison
Ana Rojo and
Javier Valezuela. Universidad de Murcia.
Polysemy and Metaphor in Perception Verbs: a Cross-linguistic Study B. Iraide Ibarretxe-Antuñano. (doctoral thesis). University of Edinburgh.
Verbs of
Emission
Verb
Classes with Eventive Infinitives
in Spanish Antonio
Fábregas and Soledad Varela. Universidad Autónoma de
Madrid.
The linguistics of eating and drinking Edited by John Newman. Partial view available on Google Books
Verbs of change of state
Change of
State Verbs: Implications for
Theories of Argument Projection Malka Rappaport
Hovav & Beth Levin. Stanford University, The Hebrew University of
Jerusalem.
The States in Changes of State Andrew Koontz-Garboden. Stanford University.
Disambiguating
Spanish Change of State Verbs David
Eddington.
Relaciones
de interficie: los verbos de cambio de estado