Studies of The Chinese Language 2012 Issue 4 The nominal effect of disyllablization

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Studies of The Chinese Language
0578-1949
2012 Issue 4

The nominal effect of disyllablization
ZHANG Bojiang

..............page:338-346,384

xian dai han yu ci dian di 6 ban chu ban

..............page:386

Selection versus innovation of word order:Some observations and reflections on the word order change in Chinese
WU Fuxiang

..............page:347-355,384

qing zhu zhong guo yu wen chuang kan liu shi zhou nian xue shu yan tao hui zai bei jing ju xing

..............page:381-382

shi e shou e shou cheng ( xiang ) qing yi shou jia e
chen zhi wen

..............page:376-380

Sources,paths,and types of the grammaticalization of Chinese conjunction-prepositions
JIANG Lansheng

..............page:291-308,383

On reflexive doubling
Wei-Tien Dylan TSAI

..............page:329-337,383-384

Features of language life in China today
LI Yuming

..............page:367-375,384

ben kan qi yong zai xian tou gao xi tong

..............page:385

On the peculiarities of the zhiyin(直音) type phonetic annotations in the Dunhuang Maoshiyin(毛诗音) fragments
HIRAYAMA Hisao

..............page:319-328,383

Geographic distribution and historical strata of the third person pronoun ta(他) in the areas of Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces alongside the Yellow River
HOU Jingyi;

..............page:309-318,383

Structures and features of the argumentative texts in Old Chinese:A discourse analysis of fu(夫) and jin(今)
DONG Xiufang

..............page:356-366,384