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Publisher:	Jiang Jiayi
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Journal Title:  Research in Theoretical Linguistics 
Volume Number:  4 
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Issue Date:  December 2010 


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Contents of Research in Theoretical Linguistics (Volume 4)
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Mapping Concepts in the L2: Comprehension of English Metaphors among
Chinese-speaking Students
Hwang, Caroline C. and Yeh, Erica Yi-Ting

Grammatical Metaphor in News English Discourse
WU=u Jianqing and Tang Liyuan

A Corpus-Based Study into the Use of Relative Clauses in Chinese and English Novels
Zhang Lichang

On the Properties and Evolution of the Focus in VP-Neg-VP Questions
Ding Jian

On the Relationship between Word, Phrase and Phrase word
Li Sixu

An Analysis of the Grammaticalization of "V + qilai" Construction
Liu Chuqun

Incipient Grammatical Marker "you": Language Contact Facilitated Grammaticalization
Lu Kewei

Theta-role vs. Case, Argument vs. Adjunct, and the Derivation of Chinese Pivotal
(Jianyu) Construction with Causative V1: Some Probe-goal Agreement based
counter-arguments against the theory that arguments can move into theta positions
Ma Zhigang

The Construction of the Semantic System of Modern Chinese in terms of Class
Words: Take Synonymous Verb as an example
Zhang Shaoying

The Research of Letter-word Phrases Field Distribution Based on Circulating Texts
Zheng Zezhi

Semantic Correspondence Between "~agaru" and "agaru"
Hu Jiang

The Controllability in Results Adverb: Analysis of Comparison between Japanese
and Chinese
Huang Chunyu

Investigation of the Use Realities of Japanese Idiom Based on Corpus: Mainly the
Idiom of the Verb Pattern
Wang Huawei, Cao Yahui and Wang Aijing

Application of Cognitive Relativity in Contrastive Study of Japanese and
Chinese: A Study of "gei" in Chinese and "ataeru" "yaru" in Japanese
Yang Liu

A Review of Meaning, Expression, and Thought
Chen Haiqing 


Linguistic Field(s): Linguistic Theories
                     General Linguistics
                     None

Subject Language(s): Chinese, Mandarin (cmn)
                     Chinese, Jinyu (cjy)
                     English (eng)
                     Japanese (jpn)




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