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Partially related lexicalization of Chinese phrases

  • The Journal of Study on Language and Culture of Korea and China
  • Abbr : JSLCKC
  • 2009, (21), pp.46-65
  • DOI : 10.16874/jslckc.2009..21.003
  • Publisher : Korean Society of Study on Chinese Languge and Culture
  • Research Area : Humanities > Chinese Language and Literature
  • Published : October 31, 2009

崔泰吉 1

1中国吉林延边大学

Candidate

ABSTRACT

Till now the Chinese grammarians have only done preliminary exploration on Chinese partially related lexicalization. Only few papers have been published on this field, and fewer papers deal with the character and structure. The present paper for the first time discusses the partially related lexicalization of Chinese phrases diachronically and synchronically. The Chinese syntax academic have generalized five types of the word formation of compound words: coordinated type,attributive type,verb-object type,subject-predicate type and predicate-complement type, etc. The author believes that the generalization is not comprehensive, because there is still partially related type besides the above. The partially related lexicalization of Chinese phrases reflects an important word formation of Chinese compound word, which is the partially related type. To study the character and structure, master the regular pattern of word formation and the method to differentiate and analyze, will contribute to better understanding of the partially related lexicalization of Chinese phrases. We should attach enough importance to the study. There are five parts in this paper. Part One is the introduction,which briefly states the value and significance of the paper; Part Two is the partially related lexicalization of ancient Chinese phrases, which respectively disserts the character and structure of the partially related lexicalization of ancient Chinese phrases and some points to be paid attention to when we distinguish the partially related lexicalization of ancient Chinese phrases, etc;Part Three is the partially related lexicalization of modern Chinese phrases, which respectively disserts the character and structure of the partially related lexicalization of modern Chinese phrases and some points to be paid attention to when we distinguish the partially related lexicalization of modern Chinese phrases, etc; Part four profoundly discusses the basic condition of ancient and modern Chinese partially related lexicalization and the differences and similarities of ancient and modern Chinese partially related lexicalization. The last part is the conclusion, which generalizes and summarizes the whole paper.

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