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Title: | Stemming from the Verbal Suffix -Zhe | Authors: | Chen, C.-y. | Issue Date: | 1987 | Citation: | Chen, C.-y. (1987). Stemming from the Verbal Suffix -Zhe. Journal of the Chinese Language Teachers Association 22 (1) : 43-64. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. | Abstract: | Addressed are issues raised by Chauncey Chu in "The Semantics, Syntax, and Pragmatics of the Verbal Suffix -Zhe" (abstracted in this section) discussing her own proposed constraint on the Mandarin grammatical frame V1-zhe ... V2. This constraint presupposes that the two actions are interrelated in certain ways, & that one is predominant while the other is subordinate. Chu has proposed a parameter of saliency to replace that of weighting. It is argued that caution must be used in integrating pragmatic insights into a semantic/syntactic analysis, since so many variables are involved. In a brief follow-up contained in an appendix, C. Chu briefly addresses Chen's claims & examines notions of grammatical acceptability. B. Annesser Murray. | Source Title: | Journal of the Chinese Language Teachers Association | URI: | http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/130411 | ISSN: | 00094595 |
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