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畢永峨 (Yung-O BIQ) |
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Books and Monographs
1997 NFLC Guide for Basic Chinese Language Programs
(co-authored with George C. Henrichson, Cornelius C. Kubler, A. Ronald Walton,
Margaret M. Wong, Wei-Ling Wu, & Clara Yu).
1987 The Semantics and Pragmatics of Cai and Jiu in Mandarin
Chinese, Crane Publishing Co.,
Book Chapters, Journal Articles, and Papers in Post-Conference Proceedings 2009 Locative particles in spoken Taiwan Mandarin. In J. Xing (ed.), Studies of Chinese Linguistics: Functional Approaches,
133-153. Hong Kong: 2007 不定量詞詞義與構式的互動. 中國語文 2007.6: 507-515. (PDF) 2007 遠指詞“那”詞串在台灣口語中的詞匯化與習語化. 當代語言學 9.2: 128-138. (PDF) 2007 Lexicalization of phrases involving the distal
demonstrative na in spoken Mandarin. Proceedings of the 18th
Annual Meeting of the North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL
18), J. Xing (ed.), 24-41. 2005 Frequency, phonetic reduction, and grammaticalization: Na
in Mandarin conversation. Proceedings of the 16th Annual
Meeting of the North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL 16),
C. Ke (ed.), 1-18. 2004 Construction, reanalysis, and stance: ‘V yi ge N’ and variations in Mandarin Chinese. Journal of Pragmatics 36.9: 1637-1654. (PDF) 2004 People, things, and stuff: general nouns in spoken Mandarin. Concentric 30.1: 41-64. (PDF) 2004 From collocation to idiomatic expression: The grammaticalization of hao phrases/constructions in Mandarin Chinese. Journal of Chinese Language and Computing, 14.2. Special Issue: Corpora, Language Use, and Grammar (ed. by H. Tao), 73-95. (PDF) 2003 Constructional meaning in the interaction between the
classifier ge and post-verbal elements in Mandarin, Proceedings of
the 14th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL
14), edited by Feng-his Liu, 1-18. 2002 Nominal Intonation Unit and Speaker Change in Mandarin
Conversation. In L. Su, C. Lien, & K. Chui (eds.), Form and
Function, Linguistic Studies in Honor of Shuanfan Huang, 45-70. 2002 Classifier and construction: The interaction of grammatical categories and cognitive strategies. Language and Linguistics 3.3: 521-542. (PDF) 2001 The grammaticalization of jiushi and jiushishuo in Mandarin Chinese. Concentric 27.2: 103-24. (PDF) 2000 Recent developments in discourse-and-grammar. 漢學研究 [Chinese Studies] 18: 357-394. 1999 Talking Metalingually: Meaning Negotiation in Mandarin
Conversation. Chinese Languages and Linguistics V: Interactions in
Language, Y. Yin, 1998 Overlap in Mandarin Conversation. Proceedings of the Ninth North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL 9), vol. 2, 1-18. (PDF) 1996 Recent Development in Functional Approaches to Chinese
(co-authored with James H-Y. Tai & Sandra A. Thompson). New
Horizons in Chinese Linguistics, edited by James Huang & Audrey Li,
97-140. 1995 Chinese Causal Sequencing and Yinwei in
Conversation and Press Reportage. BLS 21 (Proceedings of the 21th
Annual Meeting of the 1994 Comma, Topic, Text, and Discourse. Proceedings of NACCL VI, vol. II, 27-37. 1993 From TV Talk to Screen Caption. Text 13.3: 351-369. 1991 The Multiple Uses of the Second Person Singular Pronoun in Conversational Mandarin. Journal of Pragmatics 16: 307-321. (PDF) 1990 Conversation, Continuation, and Connectives. Text, 10.3: 187-208. (PDF) 1990 Question Words as Hedges in Conversational Chinese: A Q and
R Exercise. Pragmatics and Language Learning, Monograph Series
vol. 1, eds. by 1990 The Chinese Third-Person Pronoun in Spoken
Discourse. CLS 26 (Proceedings of the 26th Annual
Meeting of the 1989 Metalinguistic Negation in Mandarin. Journal of Chinese Linguistics 17.1: 75-95. 1989 Ye as Manifested on Three Discourse Planes:
Polysemy or Abstraction. Functionalism & Chinese Grammar,
edited by James H-Y. Tai & Frank F. S. Hsueh, 1-18. 1988 From Objectivity to Subjectivity: The Text-Building Function of You in Chinese. Studies in Language 12.1: 99-122. (PDF) 1988 From Focus in Proposition to Focus in Speech Situation: Cai and Jiu in Mandarin Chinese. Journal of Chinese Linguistics 16.1: 72-108. 1984 Indirect Speech Acts in Chinese Polite Expressions. Journal of the Chinese Language Teachers Association XIX.3: 1-10.
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Department of English, National Taiwan Normal University
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