Aspectual boundedness #
@cite{smith-1997}
SituationBoundedness classifies a situation as bounded
(telic/perfective/closed) or unbounded (atelic/imperfective/open). It
cross-cuts Vendler classes and aspectual viewpoint, and is consumed by
event semantics, aspect theory, and temporal discourse interpretation.
The bridge to Core.Scale.MereoTag (bounded ↔ quantized; unbounded ↔
cumulative) lets the licensing pipeline classify boundedness uniformly
with other scale-style properties.
Aspectual boundedness of a situation.
Whether a situation is conceptualized as having inherent boundaries:
- bounded: telic / perfective / closed (achievements, accomplishments)
- unbounded: atelic / imperfective / open (activities, states)
Cross-cuts Vendler classes and aspectual viewpoint. Used by event semantics (telicity), aspect theory (perfective/imperfective), and temporal discourse interpretation (sequential vs. simultaneous default readings).
- bounded : SituationBoundedness
- unbounded : SituationBoundedness
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- Core.Time.instDecidableEqSituationBoundedness x✝ y✝ = if h : x✝.ctorIdx = y✝.ctorIdx then isTrue ⋯ else isFalse ⋯
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SituationBoundedness → MereoTag: bounded = quantized, unbounded = cumulative. Bounded situations (telic/perfective) are mereologically quantized; unbounded situations (atelic/imperfective) are cumulative.
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- Core.Time.instLicensingPipelineSituationBoundedness = { toBoundedness := fun (s : Core.Time.SituationBoundedness) => s.toMereoTag.toBoundedness }