汉语名词动用中的句法机制研究

图书标准信息

• 作者 程杰 著
• 出版社 科学出版社
• 出版时间 2010-07
• 版次 1
• ISBN 9787030279286
• 定价 48.00元
• 装帧 精装
• 开本 16开
• 纸张 胶版纸
• 页数 337页
• 字数 464千字
• 正文语种 英语

【内容简介】

　　Chinesedenominalverbs(DNVsforshort)areamenabletoanL-syntacticanalysis，whichisaccommodatedinatheoreticalframeworkthatcomprisesanovertsyntacticoperationandtwolightsyntacticcategories.TheformerisV-barpied-piping，i.e.theheadV，whenitraises，mayoptionallypied-pipeitsComplement，butstrandingtheSpecifierofitsComplement.Theoperationworksasanalternativetothestandardwayforverbmovementundercertainlicensingconditionsandenjoysextensiveempiricalsupport.Thelatterincludesproto-verbs，whichweseparatefromcategoriessuchastheCFCvandauxiliaryverbs，andnullprepositions，which，inourargument，maymediatebetweenanintransitiveverbandanominalphrasefollowingit.

【目录】

序
Acknowledgements
Abstract
摘要
Glossary
Chapter1Introduction
1.1Introduction
1.2DenominalVerbsinChinese
1.2.1TheCriteria
1.2.2TheData
1.2.3SemanticPropertiesofDNVs
1.3PreviousApproachestoDNVs
1.3.1TheLexical/MorphologicalApproach
1.3.2ThePragmaticApproach
1.3.3TheLexical-semanticApproach
1.3.4TheSyntacticApproach
1.3.5Summary
1.4RationaleforThisResearchandQuestionstoBeAddressed
1.5ASyntacticApproachtoChineseDNVs：AnOverview

Chapter2TheV-barPied-pipingHypothesis
2.1Introduction
2.2TheV-barPied-pipingHypothesis
2.2.1DativeShiftUnderCurrentTheoriesonVerb-relatedMovement
2.2.2TheVReanalysisHypothesis
2.2.3TheV-barPied-pipingHypothesis
2.2.4LicensingV-barPied-piping
2.3ExplainingSome(A)symmetriesofSyntacticDomains
2.4ExplainingSomeNaturalWordOrderPhenomena
2.4.1Adjuncts
2.4.2VerbParticles
2.4.3Extraposition
2.4.4Inversion
2.5DerivingCompoundVerbsinChinese
2.5.1Verb-Directional/-PhaseConstructionsinChinese
2.5.2Verb-ResultativeConstructionsinChinese
2.5.3LightVerbConstructionsinChinese
2.6Summary

Chapter3SemanticLightCategoriesinChinese
3.1Introduction
3.2LightVerbs：Syntacticvs.Semantic
3.2.1TheMeaningsofLightVerb
3.2.2LightVerbvvs.Proto-verbs
3.2.3Proto-verbsvs.CanonicalVerbs
3.2.4AuxiliaryVerbs
3.3NullPrepositionsinChinese
3.3.1VarietyandUnselectivenessofVerbalObjects
3.3.2TheNullPrepositionHypothesis
3.3.3SomeConsequences
3.4Summary

Chapter4SyntacticDerivationofDNVs
4.1Introduction
4.2ReclassifyingDNVsinChinese
4.2.1AspectualClassesofVerbs
4.2.2AspectualClassesofChineseDNVs
4.3DerivingDNVsviaSyntax
4.3.1DerivingSta-DNVs
4.3.2DerivingAch-DNVs
4.3.3DerivingAcc-DNVs
4.3.4DerivingAct-DNVs
4.4Summary

Chapter5Syntax-InducedPropertiesofDNVs
5.1Introduction
5.2TheInter-ClassQuantitativeAsymmetry
5.3TheInter-CategoricalAsymmetry
5.4ThePatternofAspectualShiftwithDNVs
5.4.1State-to-AchievementShift
5.4.2Achievement-to-AccomplishmentShift
5.4.3Accomplishment-to-AchievementShift
5.4.4Achievement-to-StateShift
5.4.5SomeCaveats
5.5AccomplishmentVerbsinChinese
5.5.1TheTraditionalView
5.5.2Object-coercedAccomplishmentVerbs
5.5.3Syntactically-derivedAccomplishmentVerbs
5.6DeterminationoftheAktionsartofDNVs
5.6.1DefinitenessofObjects
5.6.2BoundednessofObjects
5.6.3BoundednessofSourceNouns
5.6.4Proto-verbs
5.7EventualityStructureofDNVs
5.7.1TheSingular-headednessofSta-andAct-DNVs
5.7.2TheDouble-headednessofAch-DNVs
5.7.3TheTriple-headednessofAcc-DNVs
5.8SemanticGenerationofDNVs
5.8.1TheBasicsofGenerativeLexicon
5.8.2GeneratingtheSemanticsofSta-DNVs
5.8.3GeneratingtheSemanticsofAch-DNVs
5.8.4GeneratingtheSemanticsofAcc-DNVs
5.8.5GeneratingtheSemanticsofAct-DNVs
5.8.6FunctioningofProto-verbs
5.9Summary

Chapter6AComparativePerspectiveonDNVs
6.1Introduction
6.2AsymmetriesBetweenChineseandEnglishDNVs
6.2.1QuantitativeAsymmetry
6.2.2TypologicalAsymmetry
6.2.3AspectualAsymmetry
6.3PotentialParametricVariations
6.3.1Activityvs.InertnessofNullPrepositionP
6.3.2Prominencevs.DormancyofProto-verbs
6.3.3ApplicabilityofV-barPied-piping
6.4TheAccountfortheAsymmetries
6.4.1ExplainingtheQuantitativeAsymmetry
6.4.2ExplainingtheTypologicalAsymmetry
6.4.3ExplainingtheAspectualAsymmetry
6.5Summary

Chapter7ADiachronicPerspectiveonChineseDNVs
7.1Introduction
7.2CharacteristicsofClassicalChineseDNVs
7.3LightCategoriesandV-barPied-pipinginClassicalChinese
7.3.1NullPrepositionsinClassicalChineseSyntax
7.3.2Proto-verbsinClassicalChineseSyntax
7.3.3V-barPied-pipinginClassicalChineseSyntax
7.3.4ClassicalChineseDNVs：AParadox
7.4AMinimalistAccount
7.4.1PatternsofFeatureBundling
7.4.2StrengthofMorphemes
7.4.3TheAccount
7.5TheExtensionofLightCategoriesfromSyntaxtoMorphology
7.5.1TheDenominalPrefix*s-inEarlyArchaicChinese
7.5.2TheDenominalFallingToneinMiddleArchaicChinese
7.5.3DenominalLightCategoriesinModemChinese
7.6Summary

Chapter8ConcludingRemarks
8.1MajorFindings
8.2Limitations
Appendix
References