BIP! Finder - Fake attributives in Chinese

2022 • Fake attributives in Chinese

Authors: Huibin Zhuang

Venue: Language and Linguistics. 語言暨語言學

Type: Publication

Abstract: AbstractFake attributives in Chinese are the result of the interaction between syntax and prosody. For syntactic reasons, certain objects of complex verbal constructions and verbal quantifiers cannot be realized in situ; but they can be spelled out in some roundabout ways, one of which is to form fake attributives throughde-insertion. In the forming process of fake attributives, the cliticdeplays an important role, andde-insertion is frequently resorted to in facilitating the correspondence between the phonological structure and the syntactic s... (read more)

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6.3344734E-9 3.081942E-9 4 4

/ Attention: 0 18

Topics: Linguistics

DOI: 10.1075/lali.18.1.05zhu

External links: Crossref OpenAIRE

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