ツングース諸語のWH相関構文の分布に対する類型的考察
As shown in Baek (2011), Udihe WH correlatives have both characteristics of Chinese WH correlatives (WH-WH type) and Russian WH correlatives (WH-DEM type). Extending the scope of study to the whole Tungusic languages, this paper aims to contemplate on the distribution of WH correlative in the Tungus...
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fthokunivhus:oai:eprints.lib.hokudai.ac.jp:2115/49260 2023-05-15T16:09:08+02:00 ツングース諸語のWH相関構文の分布に対する類型的考察 A Typological Contemplation on the Distribution of WH Correlative in the Tungusic Languages 白, 尚燁 http://hdl.handle.net/2115/49260 jpn jpn 北海道大学大学院文学研究科 http://hdl.handle.net/2115/49260 北方言語研究, 2: 163-181 800 bulletin (other) fthokunivhus 2022-11-18T01:02:25Z As shown in Baek (2011), Udihe WH correlatives have both characteristics of Chinese WH correlatives (WH-WH type) and Russian WH correlatives (WH-DEM type). Extending the scope of study to the whole Tungusic languages, this paper aims to contemplate on the distribution of WH correlative in the Tungusic languages from a typological view. Referring to the grammatical and textual materials of the Tungusic languages, the author attempts to classify WH correlative of the Tungusic languages in two types (WH-WH type, WH-DEM type). In addition, second focus is placed on syntactic construction of the first correlative clause to verify whether it could complete a sentence on its own or not. In conclusion, depending on the location of each language, the Tungusic languages could be arranged in a hierarchy as below. Chinese type Russian type WH-WH, Non-finite WH-DEM, Finite C R1 R2 R3 Manchu Ulcha Uilta Evenki Sibe Nanay Evenki Hezhe Udihe Negidal Solon Orochi Fig. The hierarchy of Tungusic correlatives 資料・研究ノート Other/Unknown Material Evenki Tungusic languages Uilta Hokkaido University Collection of Scholarly and Academic Papers (HUSCAP) Evenki ENVELOPE(132.817,132.817,59.683,59.683) |
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As shown in Baek (2011), Udihe WH correlatives have both characteristics of Chinese WH correlatives (WH-WH type) and Russian WH correlatives (WH-DEM type). Extending the scope of study to the whole Tungusic languages, this paper aims to contemplate on the distribution of WH correlative in the Tungusic languages from a typological view. Referring to the grammatical and textual materials of the Tungusic languages, the author attempts to classify WH correlative of the Tungusic languages in two types (WH-WH type, WH-DEM type). In addition, second focus is placed on syntactic construction of the first correlative clause to verify whether it could complete a sentence on its own or not. In conclusion, depending on the location of each language, the Tungusic languages could be arranged in a hierarchy as below. Chinese type Russian type WH-WH, Non-finite WH-DEM, Finite C R1 R2 R3 Manchu Ulcha Uilta Evenki Sibe Nanay Evenki Hezhe Udihe Negidal Solon Orochi Fig. The hierarchy of Tungusic correlatives 資料・研究ノート |
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ツングース諸語のWH相関構文の分布に対する類型的考察 |
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ツングース諸語のWH相関構文の分布に対する類型的考察 |
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ツングース諸語のWH相関構文の分布に対する類型的考察 |
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