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Chinese Localizers: Diachrony and Some Typological Considerationsllabic set comprises the following localizers: . 上 ‘up’, . 下 ‘down’, . 前 ‘front’, hòu 后 ‘back’, . 里 ‘inside’, . 外 ‘outside’, . 左 ‘left’, . 右 ‘right’, . 东 ‘east’, xī 西 ‘west’, . 南 ‘south’, . 北 ‘north’, . 中 ‘middle’, jiān 间 ‘in, middle’, . 旁 ‘side’, . 内 ‘inside, within’. In the majority of cases, mono

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The Linguistic Categorization of Deictic Direction in Chinese — with Reference to Japanese —uestion: to what extent should the prevalent bimorphemic (nondeictic + deictic) structure of Chinese directionals be linked to its typological features as a satellite-framed language. We know from other satellite-framed languages such as English, Hungarian, and Russian, that this feature is not nece

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The Locative Words in The Waxiang Dialect Spoken in Guzhang, Hunan., 2004: 108). For example, Levinson examined the literature of the FoR (2003, Chapter 1) and claimed that in languages, there are three frames of references. They are absolute, intrinsic and relative (2003: 53). However, this type of study has not attracted enough attention to Chinese Linguistics a

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From Locative to Object Markers: The Parallel Development of Two Postpositions in Bait have grammaticalized from locative to object markers, in contrast with each other. We argue that the locative contrast between ‘on X’ vs. ‘near X’ is basis for the distinction between ‘direct object’ and ‘indirect object’. Dialectal data and other Tibeto-Burman languages are brought to bear on the

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Asymmetry in the Expression of Space in Chinese —The Chinese Language Meets Typologyuse some of them keep their verbal features in serial verb constructions when the Figure is an agent. As in other human languages, the syntax and semantics of space expressions in Chinese present numerous cases of asymmetry. In addition, the motion verb ‘to come’ in classical Chinese was perceived i

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Origin and Evolution of the Locative Term HÒU ‘Back’ In Chineseing place when . conclusions are as follows: (i) The locative term . in Chinese originated in the conception of motional process. Although the source model does not precisely correspond to the mainstream source models of BACK-REGION grams revealed by cross-linguistic comparison, it represents a typo

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The Inessive Structure in Archaic and Medieval Chinese: An Evolutionary Study of Inessive Demonstratlocation is the demonstrative pronoun. But before the medieval period there only was one kind of demonstrative pronoun which can be both used to demonstrate person and location. During the medieval period, an evolution occurred in the Chinese demonstrative pronoun system. In the pre-modern period Ch