目录 Chapter 1 Introduction1.1 Interlanguage Research1.2 Transfer in CEI and Research Questions1.3 Research Significance1.4 General Organization of the DissertationChapter 2 Typological Studies on TP Languages2.1 A General View on Typology2.2 Typological Studies on Chinese2.2.1 Typological Difference between Chinesc and English2.2.2 Topic: in Chinese vs. Subject in English2.2.3 Characteristics of Chinese as a TP Language2.3 Typological Studies on Chinese-English Interlanguage2.3.1 TP Features in CEI at Different Levels2.3.1.1 TP Features in CEI at the Syntactic Level2.3.1.2 TP Features in CEI at the Contextual Level2.3.1.3 Summary2.3.2 TP Transfer in CEI with Different Markedness2.3.2.1 Explicit TP Transfer2.3.2.2 Implicit TP Transfer2.4 SummaryChapter 3 Transfer and Markedness3.1 Cognitive Accounts on rrransfer3.1.1 The Behaviorist View3.1.2 The Mentalist View3.1.3 Current Cognitive Views3.2 Markedness in Second Language Acquisition3.2.1 Development of Markedness Theories in Linguistics3.2.2 Markedness rheories in Language Transfer3.2.2. I The Application of Linguistic Markedness in Transfer3.2.2.2 The Application of Cognitive Markedness in Transfer3.3 A Cognitive Markedness Model in TP Transfer Analysis3.3.1 Markedness and TP Transferability3.3.1.1 Markedness3.3.1.2 Transferability of TP Features3.3.2 Psychotypicality and Psychotypology3.3.2.1 Psychotypicality in TP Transfer3.3.2.2 Psychotypology in TP Transfer3.3. 3 Transfer and Proficiency3.4 Summary Chapter 4 Methodology4.1 Research Subjects4.2 Experimental Tools4.2.1 Questionnaire4.2.1.1 Questionnaire Design4.2.1.2 Questionnaire Structure4.2.1.3 Questionnaire Reliability and Validity4.2.2 Elicited Writing …… Chapter 5 A Cognitive Markedness Model on TP TransferChapter 6 ConclusionBibliographyAppendixesAcknowledgements
内容摘要 The research on TP transfer has gained its attention since Parlvl980 s and witnessed its uprising in C.hina in the 1990s. Chineses cholars have addressed a wide range of featurcs of IP ancloitcd out novel insights into this issue by initiating explicit and implicitdis crimination among general manifestations of TP, yet the problemremains that what is the demarcation between these types and whatforms they take in compositions. With these doubts, the author makes efforts to unfold a full picture of the phenomena. Furthermore, the mainimpetus for the production of this book is to dig out the root of TPtransfer from a cognitive perspective. Kellerman raised fascinatingtheoretical assumptions to approach transfer from a cognitive perspective and many consequent researches have proved the validity of Kellerman smarkedness theory in explaining transfer production. Moreover, gnitive markedness theory was suggested by Rutherford (1983)...
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