NACCL-29

NACCL Proceedings Online — NACCL-29 (2017)
 

Proceedings of the 29th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL-29)

Edited by Lan Zhang
Memphis, TN: University of Memphis

Conference Organizer:
Richard VanNess Simmons (Rutgers University)

Distributed by NACCL Proceedings Online,
The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.
 

Proceedings of the 29th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL-29).
Volume 1. 

(inside front cover, table of contents, conference
organizer's remarks and acknowledgments, and preface)

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   NACCL-29-Vol1_Part-1.pdf2.59 MB
   
   1. David Branner (p. 1) 
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       Wenyan Syntax as Context-Free Formal Grammar
   
   2. Marinus Van Den Berg 范德博 (p. 85) 
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       The China Urban Language Survey Project: 2003-2016
    
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   NACCL-29-Vol1_Part-2.pdf1.68 MB
   
   3. Yi Jen Chen (p. 99) 
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       Taiwan Mandarin Tone Sandhi Variation of the Intonational Phrasing in Fast Speech
   
   4. Yuchau E. Hsiao 蕭宇超 (p. 114) 
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       Intonational Phrasing in Zhuolan Raoping
   
   5. Lu Lu (p. 125) 
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       Analysis of Tone-Melody Relationship Problems in Huju
   
   6. Christopher Oakden (p. 141) 
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       Checked Tone Merger in the Nanjing Dialect: An Acoustic Analysis
   
   7. Sheng-Fu Wang (p. 153) 
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       Onset Voicing and Tone Distribution in the Taiwanese Lexicon
    
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   8. Kam Cheong Chiu (p. 166) 
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       Exploring the Role of Utterance-Final Particle lō in Turn Allocation in Cantonese
       Conversation
   
   9. Chia-yin Hu (p. 187) 
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       Information Structure in English, Mandarin Chinese and Taiwanese Southern Min: Argument
       Realization of Ditransitive Objects
    
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   NACCL-29-Vol1_Part-4.pdf1.62 MB
   
   10. Chihkai Lin (p. 203) 
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         Common Mandarin Chinese Revisited: Focusing on Initials
   
   11. Sicheng Wang (p. 217) 
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         A Research on the Error Types in Four Editions of Bǎijiā xìng in hP’ags-pa Script
    
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   12. Ruyi Dai (p. 226) 
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         Short bei Passives in L2 Chinese
   
   13. Lan Zhang (p. 245) 
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         Learners’ Choice of Nominal Forms to Introduce a New Referent in Chinese Discourse
    
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   14. Victoria Bogushevskaya (p. 255) 
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         Modern Standard Mandarin Lacks a Basic Colour Term for ORANGE: Formal and
         Experimental Evidence
   
   15. Yi-Yang Cheng (p. 268) 
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         Intersubjectification across the Taiwan Strait: The Emergence of Adverbial (Yi) Zhengge
         in Taiwan Mandarin Revisited
    
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   16. Mark J. Alves (p. 286) 
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         Chinese Loanwords in Vietnamese Pronouns and Terms of Address and Reference
    

Proceedings of the 29th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL-29).
Volume 2.

(inside front cover and table of contents)

8. PART 8. SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS
    
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   17. Yu-Chuan Lucy Chiang (p. 304) 
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         A Movement Analysis of Right Dislocation: The Case of Mandarin Chinese
   
   18. Pui Lun Chow (p. 316) 
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         Syntax-Semantic Interface of Cantonese Sentences with Specific Indefinite Subjects:
         A Conceptual Semantic Account
   
   19. Peng (Benjamin) Han (p. 330) 
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         A Force-Theoretic Approach to the Mandarin ba-Construction
   
   20. Dawei Jin (p. 344) 
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         Copulas and the Class of Copular Constructions in a Cross-Sinitic Perspective
   
   21. Pei-Jung Kuo (p. 363) 
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         The BEI Era and the Double Object Construction in Mandarin Chinese
   
   22. So Young Lee, Hongchen Wu, Lei Liu and Jiwon Yun (p. 373) 
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         Prosody and Wh-scope Interpretation in Chinese
   
    
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   23. Lei Liu (p. 381) 
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         Mandarin SOV Word Order and Applicative Shift
   
   24. Yanxiao Ma and Phil Branigan (p. 399) 
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         Parametric Variation in Resultative Patterns in Chinese Dialects
   
   25. Russell Tanenbaum (p. 413) 
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         Dependencies between Adverbs and Sentence-Final Particles, in and beyond Mandarin
   
   26. Liulin Zhang (p. 423) 
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         The Typology of Labile Verbs and Chinese
   
   27. Mi Zhou and Yao Yao (p. 443) 
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         When Speaker-Oriented Adverb also Functions as Focus Particle -- Syntax and Semantics
         of Mandarin Chinese pianpian
   
    
9. PART 9. SOCIOLINGUISTICS AND REGIONAL VARIETIES
    
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   28. Hongyuan Dong (p. 463) 
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         Language Policy, Dialect Writing and Linguistic Diversity
   
   29. Hai Hu and Yiwen Zhang (p. 481) 
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         Path of Vowel Raising in the Chengdu Dialect of Mandarin
   
   30. 黃菊芳 (p. 499) 
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         臺灣桃園市觀音區客家話的微觀空間分布
   
   31. Wen Lu (p. 519) 
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         Strong and Weak Personal Pronouns in Tunxi Hui Chinese
   
    
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   32. Henghua Su (p. 533) 
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         Historical Change of Diminutives in Southern Wu Dialects
   
   33. Qian Wang (p. 545) 
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         Xin [ʋen] Lianbo? Language Attitudes to V-type Phonetic Variation in Putonghua
   
   34. 徐祎 (p. 558) 
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         马来西亚华语的历时考察
   
   35. Masayuki Yoshikawa (p. 567) 
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         An Introductory Study on the Pronunciation and the Tone Pattern of Chinese Characters
         in the Recitation of Panwang dage in the Mien Language
   
   36. Mingzhe Zheng and Jie Liu (p. 584) 
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         Language Attitude and Linguistic Practice of Northeastern Migrants in Beijing, China