Chuansheng He
Biographic Data
| ID | 3850664 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Chuansheng He |
| GIVEN NAMES | Chuansheng |
| FAMILY NAME | He |
| SIGNATURE | HE C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hunan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4563-4731 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
On the Calendar Origin Hypothesis of Overcounting in Old Turkic
The Calendar Origin Hypothesis of overcounting in Old Turkic proposes that Old Turkic has been initially an undercounting language and its overcounting system was formed due to the influence of the Chinese civil calendar system. This paper challenges the theoretical assumption and empirical evidence of this hypothesis and argues that overcounting was an earlier inherent characteristic of the Turkic numeral system, reflecting a different counting …
Complex numerals in English
This article focuses on the controversy over whether complex numerals in English are constituents. Contra the traditional view (e.g. Hurford 1975; Greenberg 1990 [1978]), the cascading structure proposed in Ionin & Matushansky (2006, 2018) maintains that cross-linguistically a complex numeral does not form a constituent to the exclusion of the NP complement. The derivation of an additive complex numeral, e.g. twenty-two people , thus involves an …
On the discovery and interpretation of overcounting in Orkhon Inscriptions
The discovery of overcounting in Orkhon Inscriptions has been an important contribution by historical comparative linguistics during the nineteenth century. However, the initial interpretation of overcounted numerals in Orkhon Inscriptions by Thomsen and Radloff was not correct, resulting in serious difficulties in reconstructing old Turkic history. It was Bang and Marquart who worked out the true semantics of overcounted numerals. This article a…
The morphosyntax of numerals ʥi33/ʥĩ35 'one' in Shuhi and implications for the semantics of numerals
Overt Coordination in Additive Numerals of Minority Languages in South China
This paper explores a typology of overt coordination in additive numerals in a number of minority languages in South China. Among approximately 100 minority languages surveyed, 26 languages feature different coordinators for additive numerals and noun phrases. We show that these two types of coordinators are not semantically, etymologically, or morphologically related. This phenomenon presents a serious challenge to the proposal that additive num…
E-type interpretation without E-type pronoun
Complex numerals in Mandarin Chinese are constituents
Type shifting, Chinese hen+N structure, and implications for semantic parameters
Complex numerals in Mandarin Chinese are constituents
Overt Coordination in Additive Numerals of Minority Languages in South China
This paper explores a typology of overt coordination in additive numerals in a number of minority languages in South China. Among approximately 100 minority languages surveyed, 26 languages feature different coordinators for additive numerals and noun phrases. We show that these two types of coordinators are not semantically, etymologically, or morphologically related. This phenomenon presents a serious challenge to the proposal that additive num…
The morphosyntax of numerals ʥi33/ʥĩ35 'one' in Shuhi and implications for the semantics of numerals
Type shifting, Chinese hen+N structure, and implications for semantic parameters
Type shifting, Chinese hen+N structure, and implications for semantic parameters
E-type interpretation without E-type pronoun
Complex numerals in Mandarin Chinese are constituents
Overt Coordination in Additive Numerals of Minority Languages in South China
This paper explores a typology of overt coordination in additive numerals in a number of minority languages in South China. Among approximately 100 minority languages surveyed, 26 languages feature different coordinators for additive numerals and noun phrases. We show that these two types of coordinators are not semantically, etymologically, or morphologically related. This phenomenon presents a serious challenge to the proposal that additive num…
The morphosyntax of numerals ʥi33/ʥĩ35 'one' in Shuhi and implications for the semantics of numerals
Complex numerals in English
This article focuses on the controversy over whether complex numerals in English are constituents. Contra the traditional view (e.g. Hurford 1975; Greenberg 1990 [1978]), the cascading structure proposed in Ionin & Matushansky (2006, 2018) maintains that cross-linguistically a complex numeral does not form a constituent to the exclusion of the NP complement. The derivation of an additive complex numeral, e.g. twenty-two people , thus involves an …
On the discovery and interpretation of overcounting in Orkhon Inscriptions
The discovery of overcounting in Orkhon Inscriptions has been an important contribution by historical comparative linguistics during the nineteenth century. However, the initial interpretation of overcounted numerals in Orkhon Inscriptions by Thomsen and Radloff was not correct, resulting in serious difficulties in reconstructing old Turkic history. It was Bang and Marquart who worked out the true semantics of overcounted numerals. This article a…
On the Calendar Origin Hypothesis of Overcounting in Old Turkic
The Calendar Origin Hypothesis of overcounting in Old Turkic proposes that Old Turkic has been initially an undercounting language and its overcounting system was formed due to the influence of the Chinese civil calendar system. This paper challenges the theoretical assumption and empirical evidence of this hypothesis and argues that overcounting was an earlier inherent characteristic of the Turkic numeral system, reflecting a different counting …
Computer Science (6 works) · Linguistics (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (6 works) · Artificial Intelligence (5 works) · Numeral system (5 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Natural language processing (4 works) · Natural Language Processing Techniques (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works)