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Biographic Data
| ID | 33931 |
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| NAME | Y Nie |
| GIVEN NAMES | Y |
| FAMILY NAME | Nie |
| SIGNATURE | NIE Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | San Jose State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0985-4251 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Study on the medical behaviors of residents in Yicheng District of Zhumadian
Introduction: The current healthcare system layout is not adequate, with insufficient high-quality medical resources and unreasonable allocation, leading people to prefer large hospitals regardless of the severity of their illness, while fewer individuals seek medical care at the primary medical institutions. The pattern of hierarchical diagnosis and treatment has not yet been formed. Methods: This study examines the healthcare-seeking behavior o…
Adjectives are not verbs in Iu Mien
In Iu Mien (Hmong-Mien; ISO: ium), adjective-like or property concept words such as 'long' and 'green' have been claimed to be lexicalized as verbs rather than adjectives (Court 1985, Arisawa 2016). We argue that Iu Mien indeed has adjectives as a distinct lexical category. We present evidence from word order, tone sandhi, and a class of exceptional adjectives, showing that adjectives differ in their syntactic and phonological behavior from verba…
Errors of multiple exponence in child English
It is well known that children produce non-adult-like forms during language acquisition. Among these are errors where in the fashion of multiple exponence the child overtly marks an underlying feature or category more than once. In addition, children also produce errors where features that are marked fusionally with one form in the target language are marked separately with more than one form by the child. This paper is concerned with such errors…
Ordering preferences in Ukrainian multiple wh -fronting
We present the first systematic study of ordering restrictions in Ukrainian multiple wh-fronting (MWF) constructions, examining the effects of grammatical relation, case and animacy. Using an acceptability judgment task with pair-list primes, we tested the acceptability of Superiority-obeying and Superiority-violating questions with two wh-arguments. We found that Ukrainian speakers exhibit two distinct patterns with respect to Superiority: one g…
Jim Wood
Applicative Recursion and Nominal Licensing
Languages with applicative morphology vary in whether their applied arguments can stack, or “recurse.” Focusing primarily on Bantu languages, I argue that the availability of applicative recursion in a given language depends on abstract nominal licensing—in particular, on whether the applicative heads responsible for introducing applied arguments are nominal licensers. Applicative recursion therefore provides a novel diagnostic for the presence o…
Turkish Causatives are Recursive
It is claimed in Key 2013 that Turkish, despite allowing multiple causative morphemes on a single complex verb, does not in fact allow causative recursion, where one causing event is embedded by another causing event. This squib argues against Key’s conclusion, using evidence from eventhood diagnostics to show that “double” causatives in Turkish encode two distinct, syntactically represented causing events in addition to the caused event. Thus, T…
Across-the-board tonal polarity in Kipsigis
Across-the-board tonal polarity in Kipsigis
Using novel data from Kipsigis (Southern Nilotic; Kenya), we present the first attested case of across-the-board paradigmatic tonal polarity. The nominative case forms of nominal modifiers (adjectives, possessives, and demonstratives) are segmentally identical to their oblique case counterparts but have the opposite tonal pattern across the board: nominative and oblique modifiers differ in not just one but EVERY tonal specification. Kipsigis pola…
Across-the-board tonal polarity in Kipsigis
Using novel data from Kipsigis (Southern Nilotic; Kenya), we present the first attested case of across-the-board paradigmatic tonal polarity. The nominative case forms of nominal modifiers (adjectives, possessives, and demonstratives) are segmentally identical to their oblique case counterparts but have the opposite tonal pattern across the board: nominative and oblique modifiers differ in not just one but EVERY tonal specification. Kipsigis pola…
Errors of multiple exponence in child English
It is well known that children produce non-adult-like forms during language acquisition. Among these are errors where in the fashion of multiple exponence the child overtly marks an underlying feature or category more than once. In addition, children also produce errors where features that are marked fusionally with one form in the target language are marked separately with more than one form by the child. This paper is concerned with such errors…
Turkish Causatives are Recursive
It is claimed in Key 2013 that Turkish, despite allowing multiple causative morphemes on a single complex verb, does not in fact allow causative recursion, where one causing event is embedded by another causing event. This squib argues against Key’s conclusion, using evidence from eventhood diagnostics to show that “double” causatives in Turkish encode two distinct, syntactically represented causing events in addition to the caused event. Thus, T…
Across-the-board tonal polarity in Kipsigis
Across-the-board tonal polarity in Kipsigis
Using novel data from Kipsigis (Southern Nilotic; Kenya), we present the first attested case of across-the-board paradigmatic tonal polarity. The nominative case forms of nominal modifiers (adjectives, possessives, and demonstratives) are segmentally identical to their oblique case counterparts but have the opposite tonal pattern across the board: nominative and oblique modifiers differ in not just one but EVERY tonal specification. Kipsigis pola…
Turkish Causatives are Recursive
It is claimed in Key 2013 that Turkish, despite allowing multiple causative morphemes on a single complex verb, does not in fact allow causative recursion, where one causing event is embedded by another causing event. This squib argues against Key’s conclusion, using evidence from eventhood diagnostics to show that “double” causatives in Turkish encode two distinct, syntactically represented causing events in addition to the caused event. Thus, T…
Applicative Recursion and Nominal Licensing
Languages with applicative morphology vary in whether their applied arguments can stack, or “recurse.” Focusing primarily on Bantu languages, I argue that the availability of applicative recursion in a given language depends on abstract nominal licensing—in particular, on whether the applicative heads responsible for introducing applied arguments are nominal licensers. Applicative recursion therefore provides a novel diagnostic for the presence o…
Ordering preferences in Ukrainian multiple wh -fronting
We present the first systematic study of ordering restrictions in Ukrainian multiple wh-fronting (MWF) constructions, examining the effects of grammatical relation, case and animacy. Using an acceptability judgment task with pair-list primes, we tested the acceptability of Superiority-obeying and Superiority-violating questions with two wh-arguments. We found that Ukrainian speakers exhibit two distinct patterns with respect to Superiority: one g…
Jim Wood
Adjectives are not verbs in Iu Mien
In Iu Mien (Hmong-Mien; ISO: ium), adjective-like or property concept words such as 'long' and 'green' have been claimed to be lexicalized as verbs rather than adjectives (Court 1985, Arisawa 2016). We argue that Iu Mien indeed has adjectives as a distinct lexical category. We present evidence from word order, tone sandhi, and a class of exceptional adjectives, showing that adjectives differ in their syntactic and phonological behavior from verba…
Errors of multiple exponence in child English
It is well known that children produce non-adult-like forms during language acquisition. Among these are errors where in the fashion of multiple exponence the child overtly marks an underlying feature or category more than once. In addition, children also produce errors where features that are marked fusionally with one form in the target language are marked separately with more than one form by the child. This paper is concerned with such errors…
Study on the medical behaviors of residents in Yicheng District of Zhumadian
Introduction: The current healthcare system layout is not adequate, with insufficient high-quality medical resources and unreasonable allocation, leading people to prefer large hospitals regardless of the severity of their illness, while fewer individuals seek medical care at the primary medical institutions. The pattern of hierarchical diagnosis and treatment has not yet been formed. Methods: This study examines the healthcare-seeking behavior o…
Linguistics (8 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Biology (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (4 works) · Natural Language Processing Techniques (3 works) · Verb (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Feature (linguistics (2 works)