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Journal articles

Kardos, Éva and Farkas Imola-Ágnes. The syntax of inner aspect in Hungarian. Under review.
Kardos, Éva. 2019. Situation aspectual properties of creation/consumption predicates. Acta Linguistica Academica 66/4: 491-525.
Farkas, Imola-Ágnes and Kardos Éva. 2019. A végpontosság mint szituációs aspektuális jegy jelölése a magyar nyelvben [Marking telicity as a situation aspectual property in Hungarian]. Magyar Nyelv 115/3: 298-308. Part 2.
Farkas, Imola-Ágnes and Kardos Éva. 2019. A végpontosság mint szituációs aspektuális jegy jelölése a magyar nyelvben [Marking telicity as a situation aspectual property in Hungarian]. Magyar Nyelv 115/2: 176-185. Part 1.
Farkas, Imola-Ágnes and Kardos Éva. 2018. Non-maximal event delimitation in Hungarian. Argumentum 14: 368-382.
Kardos, Éva. 2016. Telicity marking in Hungarian. Glossa: a Journal of General Linguistics, 1(1), 41.
Pethő, Gergely and Kardos Éva. 2014. On the empirical foundations of the detransitivization analysis of unaccusatives. Argumentum 10: 486-518.
Pethő, Gergely and Kardos Éva. 2009. Cross-linguistic evidence and the licensing of implicit arguments. In: Behrens, B. & Fabricius-Hansen, C. (eds.) Structuring information in discourse: the explicit/implicit dimension. Osla Studies in Language 1: 33-61.

Kardos, Éva. Event structure and aspect. This book chapter is in preparation for the volume Syntax of Hungarian: Verb Phrases in General and Finite Verb Phrases, Amsterdam University Press, edited by Károly Bibok.
Kardos, Éva. 2021. Lexical semantics. In Bas Aarts, April McMahon & Lars Hinrichs (eds.) The Handbook of English Linguistics. Second Edition. Hoboken, NJ, USA: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 501-523.
Kardos, Éva and Pethő Gergely. 2019. The interaction between event structure and argument structure in light of some English and Hungarian facts. In Maria Bloch-Trojnar & ‎Anna Malicka-Kleparska (eds.) Valency in verbs and verb-related structures. Berlin: Peter Lang. pp. 119-139.

Kardos, Éva. 2012. Toward a Scalar Semantic Analysis of Telicity in Hungarian. PhD dissertation. University of Debrecen.