This edited volume provides new insights into the architecture of Chinese grammar from a comparative perspective, using principles of cartography. The chapters in this book map out the "topography" of a variety of constructions in Chinese, specifically information structure, wh-question formation, and peripheral functional elements. The syntactic structure of Chinese makes it an ideal language for this line of research, offering a window into the origin of heavily "scrambled" constructions often observed in other languages.
This edited volume provides new insights into the architecture of Chinese grammar from a comparative perspective, using principles of cartography. The chapters in this book map out the "topography" of a variety of constructions in Chinese, specifically information structure, wh-question formation, and peripheral functional elements. The syntactic structure of Chinese makes it an ideal language for this line of research, offering a window into the origin of heavily "scrambled" constructions often observed in other languages.
Dylan Tsai is a Professor of Linguistics at the National Tsing Hua University of Taiwan.
Inhaltsangabe
* Preface * Chapter 1 * A Tale of Two Peripheries: Evidence from Chinese Adverbials, Light Verbs, Applicatives and Object Fronting * Wei-Tien Dylan Tsai * Chapter 2 * The even-construction and the Low Periphery in Mandarin Chinese * Linda Badan and Francesca Del Gobbo * Chapter 3 * On the Fine Structure of the Left Periphery: The positions of Topic and Focus in Cantonese * Candice Chi-Hang Cheung * Chapter 4 * Adjunct Wh-Words in Left Periphery * Sze-Wing Tang * Chapter 5 * Locating Wh-Intervention Effects at CP * Barry Chung-Yu Yang * Chapter 6 * The Left Peripheral Renjia and Layers of CP in Chinese * Chen-Sheng Luther Liu * Chapter 7 * The Fine structure of Spatial PPs in Mandarin Chinese * Hsiao-Hung Iris Wu * Index
* Preface * Chapter 1 * A Tale of Two Peripheries: Evidence from Chinese Adverbials, Light Verbs, Applicatives and Object Fronting * Wei-Tien Dylan Tsai * Chapter 2 * The even-construction and the Low Periphery in Mandarin Chinese * Linda Badan and Francesca Del Gobbo * Chapter 3 * On the Fine Structure of the Left Periphery: The positions of Topic and Focus in Cantonese * Candice Chi-Hang Cheung * Chapter 4 * Adjunct Wh-Words in Left Periphery * Sze-Wing Tang * Chapter 5 * Locating Wh-Intervention Effects at CP * Barry Chung-Yu Yang * Chapter 6 * The Left Peripheral Renjia and Layers of CP in Chinese * Chen-Sheng Luther Liu * Chapter 7 * The Fine structure of Spatial PPs in Mandarin Chinese * Hsiao-Hung Iris Wu * Index
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