Chinese Language and Discourse 2:2
[Chinese Language and Discourse, 2:2] 2011. iii, 161 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Do gestures compensate for the omission of motion expression in speech?Kawai Chui | pp. 153–167
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Lexicalization of intensifiers: Two X-shi constructions in spoken MandarinAaron Yao-Ren Wu and Yung-O Biq | pp. 168–197
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The bei passive and its discourse motivationsFeng-hsi Liu | pp. 198–231
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In search of poetic discourse of classical Chinese poetry: An imagery-based stylistic analysis of Liu Yong and Su ShiAlex C. Fang, Wan-yin Li and Jing Cao | pp. 232–249
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Disentangling the meanings of two Cantonese evidential particlesJohn C. Wakefield | pp. 250–293
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Jianguo Shi [侍建国]. (2011). 历史比较语言学：方音比较与层次 [Lishi Bijiao Yuyanxue: Fangyin Bijiao yu CengciHistorical Linguistics: Dialectal Comparison and Historical Strata]Reviewed by Daming Xu | pp. 295–300
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Benjamin K. Tsou [邹嘉彦] & Rujie You [游汝杰]. (2010). 全球华语 新词语词典 [Quanqiu Huayu Xin Ciyu CidianAn International Dictionary of Chinese Neologisms]Reviewed by Danjie Su | pp. 301–306
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Language Situation in China [中国语言生活状况报告]Reviewed by Yun Xiao | pp. 307–309
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Chin-Chuan Lee. (2003). Chinese Media, Global ContextReviewed by Chi-hua Hsiao | pp. 310–313
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