Adjectival modification in Mandarin Chinese and related issues
By Waltraud Paul. 2005
105 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Language and Linguistics
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/765980b53dab2d0f75917727dccfbc6f18c31d31
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Citations in the corpus
- Mandarin hen and Universal Markedness in gradable adjectives (2012, background): “Throughout this paper, I make the assumption that Mandarin clauses project something like a T(ense) or an I(nfl) node, a view shared by many previous works (see e.g. Ernst 1994; Gasde and Paul 1996; Simpson and Wu 2002; Paul 2005b; Sybesma 2007; Paul and Whitman 2008).”
- Mandarin transitive comparatives and the grammar of measurement (2012, background): “13 Whether or not Mandarin even has a class of lexical items that can be called ‘adjectives’ as distinct from ‘verbs’ is a contentious issue; see Paul (2005, 2010); Huang et al. (2009); Grano (2012) for the view that there is such a category, and see McCawley (1992) for an example of the opposing…”