Robert Iljic
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 698502 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Robert Iljic |
| PRENOMES | Robert |
| SOBRENOME | Iljic |
| ASSINATURA | ILJIC R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | École des hautes études en sciences sociales |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1989 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Quantification and Modality
Grammaticalization of the notion of "passing" in Chinese (aspectual values)
This article deals with the grammaticalization of the lexical meaning of GUO "to cross, pass" in Mandarin Chinese. GUO displays two aspectual/temporal values, known as the experiential suffix-guoand the phase complementguorespectively. The first indicates that in the past there is at least one instance of the event represented by the sentence and the second that an expected event has occurred and is now over. The experiential suffix refers to ind…
Personal collective in Chinese
Plural markers in some languages are quite unlike their Indo-European counterparts in that their use does not depend only on number but also on other considerations (pragmatic, perspective-related and so on). This article gives an insight into how such plurals work, based on a careful analysis of the suffix -men in Mandarin Chinese.The notion of personal collective is what universally underlies the so-called plural of personal pronouns. Benvenist…
À propos des origines du suffixe -men 們 en chinois
Dans cet article on examine les principales theses en concurrence concernant l'origine du suffixe -men. Leur coherence interne est evaluee a la fois sur le plan historique et, ce qui est nouveau, sur le plan conceptuel, c'est-a-dire par rapport a la valeur fondamentale de -men aujourd'hui. Il en resulte que les theses qui privilegient un developpement autochtone l'emportent nettement sur celles qui postulent une source exogene, et que -men est vr…
The origin of the suffix -men [Chinese character] in Chinese
This article examines the competing theories dealing with the origin of the so-called plural suffix -men in Chinese. Their internal consistency is assessed both diachronically and-in a novel approach-on the conceptual level, that is, with reference to the fundamental value of -men today. As a result, the theses favouring an autochthonous development come out on top, to the detriment of those postulating an exogenous source. -Men is in all likelih…
Les particules modales du Chinois contemporain
AN OUTLINE OF THE SYSTEM OF MODAL PARTICLES IN MODERN CHINESE Chinese possesses a special class of words known as 'final' or 'modal' particles, according to their position at the end of a sentence, or based on their meaning. All take part in the situational anchoring of predicative relationships, and thus make reference to the situation of utterance and its spatio-temporal parameters. Although they are listed together in comprehensive grammars, t…
Quantification in Mandarin Chinese
L'article traite du probleme de la pluralite en chinois. Il est demontre que les deux marqueurs de pluralite - (yi)xie et -men - sont motives non pas par des considerations numeriques, mais par la reference a une totalite
The verbal suffix -guo in Mandarin Chinese and the notion of recurrence
Aspect et modalité en chinois contemporain
L'exploitation aspectuelle de la notion de franchissement en chinois contemporain
Le marque de détermination nominale «de» en chinois contemporain
Quantification in Mandarin Chinese
L'article traite du probleme de la pluralite en chinois. Il est demontre que les deux marqueurs de pluralite - (yi)xie et -men - sont motives non pas par des considerations numeriques, mais par la reference a une totalite
The verbal suffix -guo in Mandarin Chinese and the notion of recurrence
Grammaticalization of the notion of "passing" in Chinese (aspectual values)
This article deals with the grammaticalization of the lexical meaning of GUO "to cross, pass" in Mandarin Chinese. GUO displays two aspectual/temporal values, known as the experiential suffix-guoand the phase complementguorespectively. The first indicates that in the past there is at least one instance of the event represented by the sentence and the second that an expected event has occurred and is now over. The experiential suffix refers to ind…
Aspect et modalité en chinois contemporain
L'exploitation aspectuelle de la notion de franchissement en chinois contemporain
Le marque de détermination nominale «de» en chinois contemporain
The verbal suffix -guo in Mandarin Chinese and the notion of recurrence
Quantification in Mandarin Chinese
L'article traite du probleme de la pluralite en chinois. Il est demontre que les deux marqueurs de pluralite - (yi)xie et -men - sont motives non pas par des considerations numeriques, mais par la reference a une totalite
Les particules modales du Chinois contemporain
AN OUTLINE OF THE SYSTEM OF MODAL PARTICLES IN MODERN CHINESE Chinese possesses a special class of words known as 'final' or 'modal' particles, according to their position at the end of a sentence, or based on their meaning. All take part in the situational anchoring of predicative relationships, and thus make reference to the situation of utterance and its spatio-temporal parameters. Although they are listed together in comprehensive grammars, t…
À propos des origines du suffixe -men 們 en chinois
Dans cet article on examine les principales theses en concurrence concernant l'origine du suffixe -men. Leur coherence interne est evaluee a la fois sur le plan historique et, ce qui est nouveau, sur le plan conceptuel, c'est-a-dire par rapport a la valeur fondamentale de -men aujourd'hui. Il en resulte que les theses qui privilegient un developpement autochtone l'emportent nettement sur celles qui postulent une source exogene, et que -men est vr…
The origin of the suffix -men [Chinese character] in Chinese
This article examines the competing theories dealing with the origin of the so-called plural suffix -men in Chinese. Their internal consistency is assessed both diachronically and-in a novel approach-on the conceptual level, that is, with reference to the fundamental value of -men today. As a result, the theses favouring an autochthonous development come out on top, to the detriment of those postulating an exogenous source. -Men is in all likelih…
Personal collective in Chinese
Plural markers in some languages are quite unlike their Indo-European counterparts in that their use does not depend only on number but also on other considerations (pragmatic, perspective-related and so on). This article gives an insight into how such plurals work, based on a careful analysis of the suffix -men in Mandarin Chinese.The notion of personal collective is what universally underlies the so-called plural of personal pronouns. Benvenist…
Grammaticalization of the notion of "passing" in Chinese (aspectual values)
This article deals with the grammaticalization of the lexical meaning of GUO "to cross, pass" in Mandarin Chinese. GUO displays two aspectual/temporal values, known as the experiential suffix-guoand the phase complementguorespectively. The first indicates that in the past there is at least one instance of the event represented by the sentence and the second that an expected event has occurred and is now over. The experiential suffix refers to ind…
Quantification and Modality
Philosophy (9 obras) · Linguistic Variation and Morphology (7 obras) · Linguistics (7 obras) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (6 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Artificial Intelligence (4 obras) · Historical Linguistics and Language Studies (4 obras) · Mathematics (4 obras) · Suffix (4 obras)