Add to ORKGIn this paper the author reviews the modern ways of word-formation in Chinese and argues drawing upon the analyses by Feng (2001) and Shi (2002) that different types of wordcompounding and affixation in Modern Chinese became possible to a great extent due to the phonetic changes of disyllabification that preceded or went alongside the word-formation processes in the Classical Chinese
While in some languages compounding can be considered peripheral, in Chinese compounding is the most...
Cet article se propose de dégager les conditions syntaxiques, morphologiques, phonologiques et séman...
While in some languages compounding can be considered peripheral, in Chinese compounding is the most...
In this paper the author reviews the modern ways of word-formation in Chinese and argues drawing upo...
In this paper we shall address the issue of the massive creation of complex words in Mandarin Chines...
The use of some notions developed in Western linguistics may prove to be quite problematic when appl...
The use of some notions developed in Western linguistics may prove to be quite problematic when appl...
There is a common phenomenon in Chinese, for Old Chinese down through modern dialects, in which a mo...
The article discusses the main features of word formation in English and Chinese languages. Word for...
Studying any foreign language, involves a detailed study of all its aspects including Chinese. Medic...
In the literature on Chinese word formation, the (possible) distinction between the processes of ‘de...
The Modern linguistic study of internal life of words (morphology) of Modern Chinese only started in...
The history of Chinese language is characterized by a clear shift from monosyllabic to disyllabic wo...
The history of Chinese language is characterized by a clear shift from monosyllabic to disyllabic wo...
This thesis investigates specific derivational morphological processes in word formation in Mandarin...
While in some languages compounding can be considered peripheral, in Chinese compounding is the most...
Cet article se propose de dégager les conditions syntaxiques, morphologiques, phonologiques et séman...
While in some languages compounding can be considered peripheral, in Chinese compounding is the most...
In this paper the author reviews the modern ways of word-formation in Chinese and argues drawing upo...
In this paper we shall address the issue of the massive creation of complex words in Mandarin Chines...
The use of some notions developed in Western linguistics may prove to be quite problematic when appl...
The use of some notions developed in Western linguistics may prove to be quite problematic when appl...
There is a common phenomenon in Chinese, for Old Chinese down through modern dialects, in which a mo...
The article discusses the main features of word formation in English and Chinese languages. Word for...
Studying any foreign language, involves a detailed study of all its aspects including Chinese. Medic...
In the literature on Chinese word formation, the (possible) distinction between the processes of ‘de...
The Modern linguistic study of internal life of words (morphology) of Modern Chinese only started in...
The history of Chinese language is characterized by a clear shift from monosyllabic to disyllabic wo...
The history of Chinese language is characterized by a clear shift from monosyllabic to disyllabic wo...
This thesis investigates specific derivational morphological processes in word formation in Mandarin...
While in some languages compounding can be considered peripheral, in Chinese compounding is the most...
Cet article se propose de dégager les conditions syntaxiques, morphologiques, phonologiques et séman...
While in some languages compounding can be considered peripheral, in Chinese compounding is the most...