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Buch. Condición: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Studies on ergativity have provided valuable insights into understanding Chinese, but as research deepens, scholars have discovered areas where ergative theory is difficult to apply to Chinese. This book focuses on Chinese ergative-like sentences, exploring their distinctions from typical ergative structures and evaluating whether they truly fit the ergative classification. The authors focus on the following questions: 1) Why and how has the Wangmian sentence, a simple six-character sentence in Chinese, roughly equivalent to 'Wangmian's father died' in English, sparked long-lasting, intense discussions in Chinese linguistics since the 1950s 2) Is there a derivational relationship between the Wangmian sentence and other similar sentence structures 3) How is the concept of ergativity applied to Chinese langauge, esp. in the generation of the Wangmian sentence, and what is its effect 4) Are 'die', considered a Chinese ergative verb like 'open' in English, and unergative verbs like 'laugh' and 'cry' truly distinct categories 5) What valuable insights can we gain from examining the Wangmian sentence from a cognitive perspective 6) How can we better understand the complexities between the diachronic evolution and synchronic analysis of the Wangmian sentence Finally, the author compare the explanatory power of constructions and movements-two representative methods of synthetic and analytic approaches-discussing which better reveals the essence of Chinese grammar.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Studies on ergativity have provided valuable insights into understanding Chinese, but as research deepens, scholars have discovered areas where ergative theory is difficult to apply to Chinese. This book focuses on Chinese ergative-like sentences, exploring their distinctions from typical ergative structures and evaluating whether they truly fit the ergative classification. The authors focus on the following questions: 1) Why and how has the Wangmian sentence, a simple six-character sentence in Chinese, roughly equivalent to 'Wangmian's father died' in English, sparked long-lasting, intense discussions in Chinese linguistics since the 1950s 2) Is there a derivational relationship between the Wangmian sentence and other similar sentence structures 3) How is the concept of ergativity applied to Chinese langauge, esp. in the generation of the Wangmian sentence, and what is its effect 4) Are 'die', considered a Chinese ergative verb like 'open' in English, and unergative verbs like 'laugh' and 'cry' truly distinct categories 5) What valuable insights can we gain from examining the Wangmian sentence from a cognitive perspective 6) How can we better understand the complexities between the diachronic evolution and synchronic analysis of the Wangmian sentence Finally, the author compare the explanatory power of constructions and movements-two representative methods of synthetic and analytic approaches-discussing which better reveals the essence of Chinese grammar. 176 pp. Englisch.…

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Studies on ergativity have provided valuable insights into understanding Chinese, but as research deepens, scholars have discovered areas where ergative theory is difficult to apply to Chinese. This book focuses on Chinese ergative-like sentences, exploring their distinctions from typical ergative structures and evaluating whether they truly fit the ergative classification. The authors focus on the following questions: 1) Why and how has the Wangmian sentence, a simple six-character sentence in Chinese, roughly equivalent to Wangmians father died in English, sparked long-lasting, intense discussions in Chinese linguistics since the 1950s? 2) Is there a derivational relationship between the Wangmian sentence and other similar sentence structures? 3) How is the concept of ergativity applied to Chinese langauge, esp. in the generation of the Wangmian sentence, and what is its effect? 4) Are die, considered a Chinese ergative verb like open in English, and unergative verbs like laugh and cry truly distinct categories? 5) What valuable insights can we gain from examining the Wangmian sentence from a cognitive perspective? 6) How can we better understand the complexities between the diachronic evolution and synchronic analysis of the Wangmian sentence? Finally, the author compare the explanatory power of constructions and movementstwo representative methods of synthetic and analytic approachesdiscussing which better reveals the essence of Chinese grammar. Studies on ergativity have provided valuable insights into understanding Chinese, but as research deepens, scholars have discovered areas where ergative theory is difficult to apply to Chinese. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Studies on ergativity have provided valuable insights into understanding Chinese, but as research deepens, scholars have discovered areas where ergative theory is difficult to apply to Chinese. This book focuses on Chinese ergative-like sentences, exploring their distinctions from typical ergative structures and evaluating whether they truly fit the ergative classification. The authors focus on the following questions: 1) Why and how has the Wangmian sentence, a simple six-character sentence in Chinese, roughly equivalent to 'Wangmian's father died' in English, sparked long-lasting, intense discussions in Chinese linguistics since the 1950s 2) Is there a derivational relationship between the Wangmian sentence and other similar sentence structures 3) How is the concept of ergativity applied to Chinese langauge, esp. in the generation of the Wangmian sentence, and what is its effect 4) Are 'die', considered a Chinese ergative verb like 'open' in English, and unergative verbs like 'laugh' and 'cry' truly distinct categories 5) What valuable insights can we gain from examining the Wangmian sentence from a cognitive perspective 6) How can we better understand the complexities between the diachronic evolution and synchronic analysis of the Wangmian sentence Finally, the author compare the explanatory power of constructions and movements-two representative methods of synthetic and analytic approaches-discussing which better reveals the essence of Chinese grammar.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 192 pp. Englisch.…

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