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New Perspectives on Aspect and Modality in Chinese Historical Linguistics978-981-13-1948-8Series ISSN 2522-5308 Series E-ISSN 2522-5316

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Barbara MeisterernstPresents a collection of English-language articles that unite linguistic research from China and the West.Provides insights into the TAM system of Chinese.Offers valuable information on the diachronic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-1948-8Aspect-Modality Interface; Classical Chinese; Buddhist Chinese; Historical Linguistics; Language Typolog

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2522-5308 tem of Chinese.Offers valuable information on the diachronicThis book presents new perspectives on the study of Aspect and Modality in Chinese Historical Linguistics. ?Based on the international Workshop on Aspect and Modality in Chinese, the book includes the latest research findings in the field t

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Issues on the Adverb 其 , in Archaic Chinesein the clausal architecture than the latter, this is evident by their linear ordering relative to some benchmark operators in clauses. Section . focuses on the epistemic modal adverb 其 ., whose pragmatic characteristics were identified by virtue of grammatical distributions (e.g. collocational preference of SFPs and clausal types).

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A New Approach on the Modal KE 可 and the Relation Between the Aspectual and the Modal System in Archl transparent for the speaker; even though it may not have been productive anymore. It will be proposed that the complement of KE always consists of a complex .P including the features causativity and resultativity. Both features can, but do not have to be reflected in the morphology of the verbs in the complement of KE.

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Book 2019ect and Modality in Chinese, the book includes the latest research findings in the field to make them available not only to specialists in Classical and Buddhist Chinese, but also to researchers and students of general linguistics and of the universals of language. It also discusses different aspect