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分布式形态学框架下的汉语动宾复合词研究 = Verb-object compounding in Chinese:A distributed morphology approach / CHENG Gong, ZHOU Guanglei.
// Foreign language teaching and research. 2015, Vol. 47, No.2.
// 外语教学与研究 2015, 第47卷.第1期 2015.163-175+319 p. 汉语动宾复合词的生成机制一直是汉语生成语法学者关心的问题。本文在分布式形态学框架下,采用句法论观点,通过对语类特征未定的词根进行合并及并入操作,生成汉语OVX型动宾合成复合词;对由回环或由模式联体记忆而形成的词根进行合并操作,生成VOX型动宾派生词或基础复合词。由此,汉语动宾复合词可以由句法方式推导而生成,这对解决有关语言起源的"达尔文难题"具有一定的启示意义。.
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分布式形态学框架下的汉语动宾复合词研究 = Verb-object compounding in Chinese:A distributed morphology approach / CHENG Gong; ZHOU Guanglei; School of International Studies,Zhejiang University;English Dept.,PLA University of Foreign Languages
// Foreign language teaching and research. 2015, Vol. 47, No.2.
// 外语教学与研究 2013, 第45卷.第4期 2015163-175+319 p. The construction of VO/OV-compounds in Chinese has long been a hot topic for Chinese generative scholars.Within the framework of Distributed Morphology(DM),this paper,adopting the syntactic approach,proposes that OV-compounds are incorporation structures,where non-head nouns are incorporated into the acategorial verbal root before the resultant complex root is merged with a categorizing element.We also agree that VO-compounds are formed by merging a looped or memorized root with an element which assigns categorial features.Therefore,the VO/OV compounds can be generated under syntactic rules,which we believe is of insightful significance to resolve the"Darwin’s Problem"
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汉语重叠动词内在句法结构的分布式形态学解释 / 邓梦林； 韩景泉
// 汉语学习 ,Chinese Language Learning
2020(01) 2020p.38-49 This article addresses the internal structure of reduplicated verbs and their derivation within the theoretical framework of Distributed Morphology(DM). It is argued that the derivation of reduplicated verbs involves the coordination of two monosyllabic or disyllabic roots, deriving a root complex headed by a null coordinator, a CoP. The resulting CoP merges with the categorydefining morpheme v to form a word-forming phase, rendering two forms of Chinese reduplicated verbs, i.e. AA and ABAB. The format of A(yi) A, generated by introducing an ornamental morpheme yi between AA via feature introduction after the narrow syntax, also regarded as one variant of Chinese reduplicated verbs.
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