| Title |
Author |
Pages |
Key words |
Download |
| Asymmetry in Mandarin Consonant Articulations: Evidence from Slips of the Tongue |
I-Ping Wan |
1-25 |
slips of the tongue, language production, underspecification |
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| Why a Construction—That is the Question! |
Lily I-wen Su |
27-42 |
cognitive linguistics, construction grammar, idiomatic expression |
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| Corpus-based Lexical Semantic Study of Verbs of Doubt: HUA⇔IYI⇔ 懷疑 and CAI 猜 in Mandarin |
Mei-chun Liu |
43-55 |
lexical semantics, verbal semantics, Mandarin verbs, verbs of doubt |
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| From a Motion Verb to an Aspect Marker: A Study of Guo in Mandarin Chinese |
Leslie Fu-mei Wang |
57-84 |
image schema, metaphorical extension, grammaticalization, profile |
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| Discourse Functions of Anne in Taiwanese Southern Min |
Miao-Hsia Chang |
85-115 |
deictic term, discourse analysis, Taiwanese Southern Min, grammaticalization |
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| Minimization, Conversational Inference, and Grammaticalization in Taiwanese Southern Mi |
Ing Cherry Li |
117-148 |
grammaticalization, conversational implicature, metonymy, Taiwanese Southern Min, minimization |
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| Discontinuity of Conversational Topics |
Kawai Chui |
149-174 |
conversational topic, topic discontinuity, topic chain, discontinuity markers, background information |
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| The Effects of Teaching a Difficult Grammatical Feature of English through Grammar Instruction and a Communicative Approach |
Chu-tai H. Lee & Chaochang Wang |
175-192 |
communicative approaches, grammar instruction, English teaching in Taiwan |
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