Gong Hwang-Cherng in two papers (1980, 1995) collected a number of cognate sets among Chinese, Tibetan, and Burmese. This paper reexamines these cognate sets (base on Gong 1995) using a six vowel version of Old Chinese, specifically the Baxter-Sagart system. In light of six vowel theory it is possible both to be more confident about some cognate sets and possible to reject or revise others
There are at least five competing theories about the linguistic prehistory of Chinese. Two of them, ...
4 pagesInternational audienceThe paper accepts the reconstruction of uvular stops in Old Chinese as ...
This paper proposes the use of network techniques in the exploration of Old Chinese phonology as ref...
Gong Hwang-Cherng in two papers (1980, 1995) collected a number of cognate sets among Chinese, Tibet...
Tibeto-Burman historical linguistics has relied heavily on the spelling of Burmese and Tibetan words...
Following a suggestion of Starostin (1989), Baxter & Sagart (2011) reconstruct *-n, *-j, and *-r as ...
Widespread agreement prevails that Tibetan o is the result of the merger of several distinct sounds ...
Gyalrongic languages, a subgroup of the Burmo-Qiangic branch of the Sino-Tibetan family, are spoken ...
Starostin (1989) proposes that Old Chinese had a final *-r that later changed to -n (and sometimes -...
Following a suggestion of Starostin (1989), Baxter & Sagart (2011) reconstruct *-n, *-j, and *-r...
There are at least five competing theories about the linguistic prehistory of Chinese. Two of them, ...
Facets of both Old Tibetan and Old Burmese phonology pose problems for the generalisation, known as ...
This dissertation presents a study of the vowel phonology of the Manchu-Tungus languages of China--M...
This paper reconstructs the Khitan vowel system by analysing materials concerning the Khitan Small S...
Rhyme patterns in Old Chinese poems are important for the reconstruction of Old Chinese pronunciatio...
There are at least five competing theories about the linguistic prehistory of Chinese. Two of them, ...
4 pagesInternational audienceThe paper accepts the reconstruction of uvular stops in Old Chinese as ...
This paper proposes the use of network techniques in the exploration of Old Chinese phonology as ref...
Gong Hwang-Cherng in two papers (1980, 1995) collected a number of cognate sets among Chinese, Tibet...
Tibeto-Burman historical linguistics has relied heavily on the spelling of Burmese and Tibetan words...
Following a suggestion of Starostin (1989), Baxter & Sagart (2011) reconstruct *-n, *-j, and *-r as ...
Widespread agreement prevails that Tibetan o is the result of the merger of several distinct sounds ...
Gyalrongic languages, a subgroup of the Burmo-Qiangic branch of the Sino-Tibetan family, are spoken ...
Starostin (1989) proposes that Old Chinese had a final *-r that later changed to -n (and sometimes -...
Following a suggestion of Starostin (1989), Baxter & Sagart (2011) reconstruct *-n, *-j, and *-r...
There are at least five competing theories about the linguistic prehistory of Chinese. Two of them, ...
Facets of both Old Tibetan and Old Burmese phonology pose problems for the generalisation, known as ...
This dissertation presents a study of the vowel phonology of the Manchu-Tungus languages of China--M...
This paper reconstructs the Khitan vowel system by analysing materials concerning the Khitan Small S...
Rhyme patterns in Old Chinese poems are important for the reconstruction of Old Chinese pronunciatio...
There are at least five competing theories about the linguistic prehistory of Chinese. Two of them, ...
4 pagesInternational audienceThe paper accepts the reconstruction of uvular stops in Old Chinese as ...
This paper proposes the use of network techniques in the exploration of Old Chinese phonology as ref...
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