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Tense And Aspect In Han Period Chinese A Linguistic Analysis Of The Shiji Barbara Meisterernst

Name: Tense And Aspect In Han Period Chinese A Linguistic Analysis Of The Shiji Barbara Meisterernst
SKU: BELL-4964726
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: De Gruyter Mouton

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.49 MB

Pages: 525

Author: Barbara Meisterernst

ISBN: 9783110339321, 3110339323

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Tense And Aspect In Han Period Chinese A Linguistic Analysis Of The Shiji Barbara Meisterernst by Barbara Meisterernst 9783110339321, 3110339323 instant download after payment.

Many grammatical issues of Archaic and Medieval Chinese still lack a comprehensive analysis. The book provides the first thorough investigation of the syntactic and semantic constraints of the linguistic categories tense and aspect and their relation with the lexical aspect of the verb in Han period Chinese. The author uncovers fascinating details of a language with a highly restricted verbal morphology.