Jo-Wang Lin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1453771 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jo-Wang Lin |
| PRENOMES | Jo-Wang |
| SOBRENOME | Lin |
| ASSINATURA | LIN J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5365-4345 |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1992 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The copula as a discourse-anaphoric pairing predicate
This paper argues that the overt shì in Mandarin pair-list answers functions as a discourse-anaphoric pairing predicate rather than a standard copula, or a focus marker. The relevant mapping is not created by overt shì itself, but is established by the Question under Discussion (QUD) structure, introduced explicitly by pair-list questions or accommodated from distributive discourse. Within this framework, overt pair-list shì retrieves one pairing…
A Tenseless Analysis of Mandarin Chinese Revisited
Sybesma (2007) argues for the existence of a syntactic T node in Chinese on the basis of general theoretical considerations and parallel empirical data from Dutch and Chinese. This reply shows that a tenseless analysis of Chinese is an equally viable alternative or even a better one, given some empirical problems that the tensed analysis has to face. The tenseless analysis is backed up not only by its ability to explain the data in a more elegant…
Chinese comparatives and their implicational parameters
Predicate restriction, discontinuity property and the meaning of the perfective marker Guo in Mandarin Chinese
Time in a Language Without Tense
This paper outlines a framework of the temporal interpretation in Chinese with a special focus on complement and relative clauses. It argues that not only does Chinese have no morphological tenses but there is no need to resort to covert semantic features under a tense node in order to interpret time in Chinese. Instead, it utilises various factors such as the information provided by default aspect, the tense-aspect particles, and pragmatic reaso…
Temporal Reference in Mandarin Chinese
Selectional restrictions of tenses and temporal reference of Chinese bare sentences
Aspectual selection and negation in Mandarin Chinese
This paper argues that the distributions of bu 'not' and mei 'not' in Mandarin Chinese can be accounted for in terms of their aspectual selections. I propose that while mei aspectually selects an event as its complement, bu aspectually selects as its complement a stative situation that requires no input of energy in order to obtain that situation. I show that this approach to the distributions of bu and mei better accounts for the data than previ…
On Existential Polarity-WH-0Phrases in Chinese
Distributivity in Chinese and its Implications
Lexical government and tone group formation in Xiamen Chinese
The study of the relation between syntactic structure and phonological representation has attracted the attention of many phonologists in the past few years. One important contribution to this field of study is Chen's (1987) work on Xiamen Chinese tone sandhi domains. He suggests that the syntax–phonology relation appeals to syntactic information such as category types and the edges of syntactic bracketings. This insight has been further elaborat…
The syntax of zenmeyang ?how? and weishenme ?why? in Mandarin Chinese
Distributivity in Chinese and its Implications
Chinese comparatives and their implicational parameters
Selectional restrictions of tenses and temporal reference of Chinese bare sentences
Aspectual selection and negation in Mandarin Chinese
This paper argues that the distributions of bu 'not' and mei 'not' in Mandarin Chinese can be accounted for in terms of their aspectual selections. I propose that while mei aspectually selects an event as its complement, bu aspectually selects as its complement a stative situation that requires no input of energy in order to obtain that situation. I show that this approach to the distributions of bu and mei better accounts for the data than previ…
The syntax of zenmeyang ?how? and weishenme ?why? in Mandarin Chinese
Lexical government and tone group formation in Xiamen Chinese
The study of the relation between syntactic structure and phonological representation has attracted the attention of many phonologists in the past few years. One important contribution to this field of study is Chen's (1987) work on Xiamen Chinese tone sandhi domains. He suggests that the syntax–phonology relation appeals to syntactic information such as category types and the edges of syntactic bracketings. This insight has been further elaborat…
On Existential Polarity-WH-0Phrases in Chinese
Distributivity in Chinese and its Implications
Temporal Reference in Mandarin Chinese
Selectional restrictions of tenses and temporal reference of Chinese bare sentences
Aspectual selection and negation in Mandarin Chinese
This paper argues that the distributions of bu 'not' and mei 'not' in Mandarin Chinese can be accounted for in terms of their aspectual selections. I propose that while mei aspectually selects an event as its complement, bu aspectually selects as its complement a stative situation that requires no input of energy in order to obtain that situation. I show that this approach to the distributions of bu and mei better accounts for the data than previ…
Time in a Language Without Tense
This paper outlines a framework of the temporal interpretation in Chinese with a special focus on complement and relative clauses. It argues that not only does Chinese have no morphological tenses but there is no need to resort to covert semantic features under a tense node in order to interpret time in Chinese. Instead, it utilises various factors such as the information provided by default aspect, the tense-aspect particles, and pragmatic reaso…
Predicate restriction, discontinuity property and the meaning of the perfective marker Guo in Mandarin Chinese
Chinese comparatives and their implicational parameters
A Tenseless Analysis of Mandarin Chinese Revisited
Sybesma (2007) argues for the existence of a syntactic T node in Chinese on the basis of general theoretical considerations and parallel empirical data from Dutch and Chinese. This reply shows that a tenseless analysis of Chinese is an equally viable alternative or even a better one, given some empirical problems that the tensed analysis has to face. The tenseless analysis is backed up not only by its ability to explain the data in a more elegant…
The copula as a discourse-anaphoric pairing predicate
This paper argues that the overt shì in Mandarin pair-list answers functions as a discourse-anaphoric pairing predicate rather than a standard copula, or a focus marker. The relevant mapping is not created by overt shì itself, but is established by the Question under Discussion (QUD) structure, introduced explicitly by pair-list questions or accommodated from distributive discourse. Within this framework, overt pair-list shì retrieves one pairing…
Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (12 obras) · Linguistics (11 obras) · Philosophy (11 obras) · Computer Science (10 obras) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (8 obras) · Mathematics (7 obras) · Natural Language Processing Techniques (7 obras) · Mandarin Chinese (6 obras) · Natural language processing (4 obras) · Syntax (4 obras)