Vol. 30 No. 1 June 2004 Special Topic: CORPUS AND GRAMMAR |
Vol. 30 No. 1 June 2004 Special Topic: CORPUS AND GRAMMAR |
2004.06.30 |
Editors in Chief: |
Ing Cherry Li, National Taiwan Normal University |
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ARTICLES |
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Corpus and Grammar: What It Isn't |
Chris C-C Shei |
1-18 |
generative grammar, psycholinguistics, aphasia, neuroimaging, corpus linguistics, extended lexical unit |
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Subjectification and the Use of the Complementizer SHUO |
Lily I-wen Su |
19-40 |
subjectification, complementizer, lexicalization, grammaticalization |
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People, Things and Stuff: General Nouns in Spoken Mandarin |
Yung-O Biq |
41-64 |
general nouns, corpus-based lexico-grammar, collocation, phrasal expression, construction |
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A Corpus-based Study of Mandarin Verbs of Doing |
Leslie Fu-mei Wang |
65-85 |
corpus linguistics, verbs of doing, semantic prosody |
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The Syntactic Grounding and Conceptualization of Hakka BUN and LAU |
Huei-ling Lai |
87-105 |
conceptualization, syntactic grounding, semantic constraints, trajector-landmark alignment, proximity principle |
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Lexical vs. Syntactic Negation in Taiwanese |
Huei-Ling Lin |
107-128 |
Taiwanese, negation, A-not-A question, disjunctive question, tag question |
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The Control of Fundamental Frequency in Chinese Aphasics: Impaired or Intact Prosody |
Wen-hui Sah |
129-149 |
fundamental frequency, sentence-final peak-to-valley F0 fall, the P1 effect, aphasia, prosody, dissociable impairment |
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