Classifier Structures in Mandarin Chinese.:
In Classifier Structure in Mandarin Chinese, Niina Ning Zhang proposes a new approach to the count-mass contrast, and the properties and functions of classifiers when they occur with numerals, with various quantifiers, in compounds, and in reduplicative forms. The new approach makes a significant co...
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| Zusammenfassung: | In Classifier Structure in Mandarin Chinese, Niina Ning Zhang proposes a new approach to the count-mass contrast, and the properties and functions of classifiers when they occur with numerals, with various quantifiers, in compounds, and in reduplicative forms. The new approach makes a significant contribution to our understanding of the existence of classifiers in numeral classifier languages. The investigation also uncovers that certain non-classifier languages lack only one type of classifiers, whereas other non-classifier languages may lack other types of classifiers. |
| Beschreibung: | 5.3. Invalid arguments. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (332 pages) |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 290-314) and index. |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: Classifiers and countability; 2.1. Introduction; 2.2. Decomposing countability; 2.2.1. Identifying two new features syntagmatically; 2.2.2. Defining count and mass by the two features; 2.2.3. Attesting the two features in co-occurrence restrictions; 2.2.4. Attesting the two features in pronominalization; 2.2.5. Attesting the two features in shifts; 2.2.6. Numerability and number; 2.3. The two features in nouns; 2.3.1. Numerability of nouns; 2.3.2. Delimitability of nouns; 2.4. The two features in unit words. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2.4.1. CLs and measure words2.4.2. Unit words that occur with [-Delimitable]; 2.4.3. Unit words that occur with [+Delimitable]; 2.4.4. Unit words that occur with [±Delimitable]; 2.4.5. The CL ge; 2.4.6. Unit words as unique Numerability bearers in Chinese; 2.4.7. Delimitability of unit words; 2.5. Reflections on the studies of countability; 2.5.1. What's new?; 2.5.2. The semantic approach to countability; 2.5.3. The morphological approach to countability; 2.5.4. The multi-criteria approach to countability; 2.5.5. Other non-binary analyses of countability; 2.5.6. Experimental perspective. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2.6. Reflections on the studies of CLs in numeral expressions2.6.1. The syntactic foundations of the presence of CLs; 2.6.2. How special are the CLs of CL languages?; 2.6.3. The sortal-mensural contrast and CLs that do not classify; 2.6.4. The unreliability of the de and pre-CL adjective arguments; 2.6.5. Experimental perspective; 2.7. Chapter summary; Chapter 3: Classifiers and quantifiers; 3.1. Introduction; 3.2. Quantifiers that occur with a unit word; 3.3. Quantifiers that occur without a unit word; 3.4. The ambiguous cases; 3.5. Non-numeral uses of yi 'one' in nominals. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3.5.1. G-YI: Yi as a generic quantifier3.5.2. E-YI: Yi as an existential quantifier; 3.5.3. M-YI: Yi as a maximal quantifier; 3.6. Chapter summary; Chapter 4: Classifiers and plurality; 4.1. Introduction; 4.1.1. Number in Mandarin Chinese?; 4.1.2. General number and optional number marking; 4.1.3. Abundant plural; 4.2. Unit plurality; 4.2.1. RUWs as unit-plurality markers; 4.2.2. The productivity; 4.2.3. RUWs, E-YI, and distributivity; 4.2.4. Definiteness and specificity of RUW nominals; 4.2.5. The interactions of numerals and number markers; 4.3. Unit singularity. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 4.3.1. SUWs as unit-singularity markers4.3.2. The productivity; 4.3.3. The problems of the numeral-deletion analysis; 4.3.4. Definiteness and specificity of SUW nominals; 4.4. Morphological and semantic markedness; 4.5. Number marking in CL languages; 4.6. Chapter summary; Chapter 5: The syntactic constituency of numeral expressions; 5.1. Introduction; 5.2. Four arguments for the non-unified analysis; 5.2.1. The scope of a left-peripheral modifier; 5.2.2. The effect of modifier-association; 5.2.3. Semantic selection; 5.2.4. The order of size and shape modifiers; 5.2.5. Two possible structures. | |
| 500 | |a 5.3. Invalid arguments. | ||
| 520 | |a In Classifier Structure in Mandarin Chinese, Niina Ning Zhang proposes a new approach to the count-mass contrast, and the properties and functions of classifiers when they occur with numerals, with various quantifiers, in compounds, and in reduplicative forms. The new approach makes a significant contribution to our understanding of the existence of classifiers in numeral classifier languages. The investigation also uncovers that certain non-classifier languages lack only one type of classifiers, whereas other non-classifier languages may lack other types of classifiers. | ||
| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references (pages 290-314) and index. | ||
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| contents | Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: Classifiers and countability; 2.1. Introduction; 2.2. Decomposing countability; 2.2.1. Identifying two new features syntagmatically; 2.2.2. Defining count and mass by the two features; 2.2.3. Attesting the two features in co-occurrence restrictions; 2.2.4. Attesting the two features in pronominalization; 2.2.5. Attesting the two features in shifts; 2.2.6. Numerability and number; 2.3. The two features in nouns; 2.3.1. Numerability of nouns; 2.3.2. Delimitability of nouns; 2.4. The two features in unit words. 2.4.1. CLs and measure words2.4.2. Unit words that occur with [-Delimitable]; 2.4.3. Unit words that occur with [+Delimitable]; 2.4.4. Unit words that occur with [±Delimitable]; 2.4.5. The CL ge; 2.4.6. Unit words as unique Numerability bearers in Chinese; 2.4.7. Delimitability of unit words; 2.5. Reflections on the studies of countability; 2.5.1. What's new?; 2.5.2. The semantic approach to countability; 2.5.3. The morphological approach to countability; 2.5.4. The multi-criteria approach to countability; 2.5.5. Other non-binary analyses of countability; 2.5.6. Experimental perspective. 2.6. Reflections on the studies of CLs in numeral expressions2.6.1. The syntactic foundations of the presence of CLs; 2.6.2. How special are the CLs of CL languages?; 2.6.3. The sortal-mensural contrast and CLs that do not classify; 2.6.4. The unreliability of the de and pre-CL adjective arguments; 2.6.5. Experimental perspective; 2.7. Chapter summary; Chapter 3: Classifiers and quantifiers; 3.1. Introduction; 3.2. Quantifiers that occur with a unit word; 3.3. Quantifiers that occur without a unit word; 3.4. The ambiguous cases; 3.5. Non-numeral uses of yi 'one' in nominals. 3.5.1. G-YI: Yi as a generic quantifier3.5.2. E-YI: Yi as an existential quantifier; 3.5.3. M-YI: Yi as a maximal quantifier; 3.6. Chapter summary; Chapter 4: Classifiers and plurality; 4.1. Introduction; 4.1.1. Number in Mandarin Chinese?; 4.1.2. General number and optional number marking; 4.1.3. Abundant plural; 4.2. Unit plurality; 4.2.1. RUWs as unit-plurality markers; 4.2.2. The productivity; 4.2.3. RUWs, E-YI, and distributivity; 4.2.4. Definiteness and specificity of RUW nominals; 4.2.5. The interactions of numerals and number markers; 4.3. Unit singularity. 4.3.1. SUWs as unit-singularity markers4.3.2. The productivity; 4.3.3. The problems of the numeral-deletion analysis; 4.3.4. Definiteness and specificity of SUW nominals; 4.4. Morphological and semantic markedness; 4.5. Number marking in CL languages; 4.6. Chapter summary; Chapter 5: The syntactic constituency of numeral expressions; 5.1. Introduction; 5.2. Four arguments for the non-unified analysis; 5.2.1. The scope of a left-peripheral modifier; 5.2.2. The effect of modifier-association; 5.2.3. Semantic selection; 5.2.4. The order of size and shape modifiers; 5.2.5. Two possible structures. |
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| spelling | Zhang, Niina Ning. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/nb2010001363 Classifier Structures in Mandarin Chinese. Berlin : De Gruyter, 2013. 1 online resource (332 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs [TiLSM] Print version record. Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: Classifiers and countability; 2.1. Introduction; 2.2. Decomposing countability; 2.2.1. Identifying two new features syntagmatically; 2.2.2. Defining count and mass by the two features; 2.2.3. Attesting the two features in co-occurrence restrictions; 2.2.4. Attesting the two features in pronominalization; 2.2.5. Attesting the two features in shifts; 2.2.6. Numerability and number; 2.3. The two features in nouns; 2.3.1. Numerability of nouns; 2.3.2. Delimitability of nouns; 2.4. The two features in unit words. 2.4.1. CLs and measure words2.4.2. Unit words that occur with [-Delimitable]; 2.4.3. Unit words that occur with [+Delimitable]; 2.4.4. Unit words that occur with [±Delimitable]; 2.4.5. The CL ge; 2.4.6. Unit words as unique Numerability bearers in Chinese; 2.4.7. Delimitability of unit words; 2.5. Reflections on the studies of countability; 2.5.1. What's new?; 2.5.2. The semantic approach to countability; 2.5.3. The morphological approach to countability; 2.5.4. The multi-criteria approach to countability; 2.5.5. Other non-binary analyses of countability; 2.5.6. Experimental perspective. 2.6. Reflections on the studies of CLs in numeral expressions2.6.1. The syntactic foundations of the presence of CLs; 2.6.2. How special are the CLs of CL languages?; 2.6.3. The sortal-mensural contrast and CLs that do not classify; 2.6.4. The unreliability of the de and pre-CL adjective arguments; 2.6.5. Experimental perspective; 2.7. Chapter summary; Chapter 3: Classifiers and quantifiers; 3.1. Introduction; 3.2. Quantifiers that occur with a unit word; 3.3. Quantifiers that occur without a unit word; 3.4. The ambiguous cases; 3.5. Non-numeral uses of yi 'one' in nominals. 3.5.1. G-YI: Yi as a generic quantifier3.5.2. E-YI: Yi as an existential quantifier; 3.5.3. M-YI: Yi as a maximal quantifier; 3.6. Chapter summary; Chapter 4: Classifiers and plurality; 4.1. Introduction; 4.1.1. Number in Mandarin Chinese?; 4.1.2. General number and optional number marking; 4.1.3. Abundant plural; 4.2. Unit plurality; 4.2.1. RUWs as unit-plurality markers; 4.2.2. The productivity; 4.2.3. RUWs, E-YI, and distributivity; 4.2.4. Definiteness and specificity of RUW nominals; 4.2.5. The interactions of numerals and number markers; 4.3. Unit singularity. 4.3.1. SUWs as unit-singularity markers4.3.2. The productivity; 4.3.3. The problems of the numeral-deletion analysis; 4.3.4. Definiteness and specificity of SUW nominals; 4.4. Morphological and semantic markedness; 4.5. Number marking in CL languages; 4.6. Chapter summary; Chapter 5: The syntactic constituency of numeral expressions; 5.1. Introduction; 5.2. Four arguments for the non-unified analysis; 5.2.1. The scope of a left-peripheral modifier; 5.2.2. The effect of modifier-association; 5.2.3. Semantic selection; 5.2.4. The order of size and shape modifiers; 5.2.5. Two possible structures. 5.3. Invalid arguments. In Classifier Structure in Mandarin Chinese, Niina Ning Zhang proposes a new approach to the count-mass contrast, and the properties and functions of classifiers when they occur with numerals, with various quantifiers, in compounds, and in reduplicative forms. The new approach makes a significant contribution to our understanding of the existence of classifiers in numeral classifier languages. The investigation also uncovers that certain non-classifier languages lack only one type of classifiers, whereas other non-classifier languages may lack other types of classifiers. Includes bibliographical references (pages 290-314) and index. In English. Chinese language Textbooks for foreign speakers English. Chinese language Simplified characters. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh90003279 Mandarin dialects. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85080423 Chinois (Langue) Manuels pour anglophones. Chinois (Langue) Caractères simplifiés. FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY Chinese. bisacsh Chinese language fast Chinese language Simplified characters fast Mandarin dialects fast Classifier Languages. Classifiers. Mandarin Chinese. Textbooks for English speakers fast has work: Classifier Structures in Mandarin Chinese (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCGjt6D7Q8KY6qBGDC3MdPP https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Zhang, Niina Ning. Classifier Structures in Mandarin Chinese. Berlin : De Gruyter, ©2013 9783110303742 Trends in linguistics. Studies and monographs ; 263. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n42025149 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=604201 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Zhang, Niina Ning Classifier Structures in Mandarin Chinese. Trends in linguistics. Studies and monographs ; Acknowledgments; Abbreviations; Chapter 1: Introduction; Chapter 2: Classifiers and countability; 2.1. Introduction; 2.2. Decomposing countability; 2.2.1. Identifying two new features syntagmatically; 2.2.2. Defining count and mass by the two features; 2.2.3. Attesting the two features in co-occurrence restrictions; 2.2.4. Attesting the two features in pronominalization; 2.2.5. Attesting the two features in shifts; 2.2.6. Numerability and number; 2.3. The two features in nouns; 2.3.1. Numerability of nouns; 2.3.2. Delimitability of nouns; 2.4. The two features in unit words. 2.4.1. CLs and measure words2.4.2. Unit words that occur with [-Delimitable]; 2.4.3. Unit words that occur with [+Delimitable]; 2.4.4. Unit words that occur with [±Delimitable]; 2.4.5. The CL ge; 2.4.6. Unit words as unique Numerability bearers in Chinese; 2.4.7. Delimitability of unit words; 2.5. Reflections on the studies of countability; 2.5.1. What's new?; 2.5.2. The semantic approach to countability; 2.5.3. The morphological approach to countability; 2.5.4. The multi-criteria approach to countability; 2.5.5. Other non-binary analyses of countability; 2.5.6. Experimental perspective. 2.6. Reflections on the studies of CLs in numeral expressions2.6.1. The syntactic foundations of the presence of CLs; 2.6.2. How special are the CLs of CL languages?; 2.6.3. The sortal-mensural contrast and CLs that do not classify; 2.6.4. The unreliability of the de and pre-CL adjective arguments; 2.6.5. Experimental perspective; 2.7. Chapter summary; Chapter 3: Classifiers and quantifiers; 3.1. Introduction; 3.2. Quantifiers that occur with a unit word; 3.3. Quantifiers that occur without a unit word; 3.4. The ambiguous cases; 3.5. Non-numeral uses of yi 'one' in nominals. 3.5.1. G-YI: Yi as a generic quantifier3.5.2. E-YI: Yi as an existential quantifier; 3.5.3. M-YI: Yi as a maximal quantifier; 3.6. Chapter summary; Chapter 4: Classifiers and plurality; 4.1. Introduction; 4.1.1. Number in Mandarin Chinese?; 4.1.2. General number and optional number marking; 4.1.3. Abundant plural; 4.2. Unit plurality; 4.2.1. RUWs as unit-plurality markers; 4.2.2. The productivity; 4.2.3. RUWs, E-YI, and distributivity; 4.2.4. Definiteness and specificity of RUW nominals; 4.2.5. The interactions of numerals and number markers; 4.3. Unit singularity. 4.3.1. SUWs as unit-singularity markers4.3.2. The productivity; 4.3.3. The problems of the numeral-deletion analysis; 4.3.4. Definiteness and specificity of SUW nominals; 4.4. Morphological and semantic markedness; 4.5. Number marking in CL languages; 4.6. Chapter summary; Chapter 5: The syntactic constituency of numeral expressions; 5.1. Introduction; 5.2. Four arguments for the non-unified analysis; 5.2.1. The scope of a left-peripheral modifier; 5.2.2. The effect of modifier-association; 5.2.3. Semantic selection; 5.2.4. The order of size and shape modifiers; 5.2.5. Two possible structures. Chinese language Textbooks for foreign speakers English. Chinese language Simplified characters. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh90003279 Mandarin dialects. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85080423 Chinois (Langue) Manuels pour anglophones. Chinois (Langue) Caractères simplifiés. FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY Chinese. bisacsh Chinese language fast Chinese language Simplified characters fast Mandarin dialects fast |
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