Diachronic perspectives and synchronic variation in Southern Min
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Diachronic perspectives and synchronic variation in Southern Min
（Routledge studies in Chinese linguistics / series editor: Hongming Zhang）
Routledge, 2020
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Diachronic Perspectives and Synchronic Variation in Southern Min aims to address a range of grammatical phenomena in Southern Min.
The Sinitic languages show divergence not only in phonology but also in grammar. Together with Hakka, Yue and part of Wu, Min forms the two major Southern groups of Far Southern and Southeastern languages. There is a range of grammatical phenomena in Southern Min addressed here; the themes and theoretical issues covered in this book touch on a wide range of grammatical patterns of Southern Min from both synchronic and diachronic perspectives including comparatives, obligative and dynamic modals, formation of coordinate conjunctions from the comitative marker, the benefactive marker, the rise of the continuative aspect marker, grammaticalization of the verb of saying into a complementizer and purposives in Southern Min.
This book is aimed at researchers and scholars working on and interested in Chinese linguistics.
目次
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Comparatives of inequality in Southern Min: a study in diachronic change from 15th to 21st centuries, Hilary Chappell, Alain Peyraube, Song Na
- 3. The emergence of obligative modal tioh8 in Southern Min: a change induced by semantic-pragmatic factors, Ting-ting Christina Hsu
- 4. Negation of dynamic modals with DIT in Hainan Min, Huichi Lee
- 5. Word change and language change: a case of as a coordinating conjunction from Archaic Chinese gong to ka7 in Taiwanese Southern Min Lin, Jang Ling Lin
- 6. Exploration of the benefactive marker kang7 in Ming Qing Southern Min script, Chian-tangSu
- 7. Taiwanese Southern Min hoo7 and its counterparts in the Southern Min varieties in Quemoy and Quanzhou, Chai-yin Hu
- 8. The etymology and grammaticalization of the continuative aspect marker le(h)4: a survey from the historical documents, Manjun Chen
- 9. Kong2 as a verb for saying 'on the move' in Taiwanese Southern Min, Chinfa Lien
- 10. Purposives in Taiwanese Southern Min, Chinfa Lien and May Wang
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