A Review of the Study on the Mandarin <i>Zhui-lei</i> Construction from the Perspective of Generative Grammar

ZHOU Zhang-yin

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ZHOU Zhang-yin. A Review of the Study on the Mandarin Zhui-lei Construction from the Perspective of Generative Grammar[J]. Journal of University of Science and Technology Beijing ( Social Sciences Edition), 2012, 28(1): 56-61.

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A Review of the Study on the Mandarin Zhui-lei Construction from the Perspective of Generative Grammar

ZHOU Zhang-yin

School of English, Beijing International Studies University, Beijing 100024, China

Received Date: 2011-08-28
Available Online: 2021-06-24

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As a typical ambiguous Chinese resultative construction,Zhui-lei construction has three interpretations,namely the subject-oriented,the object-oriented and the agent-inverted-with-patient ones,hence it is a hot topic in Chinese study.In the past 20 years,although the study of Zhui-lei construction in the generative circle has made great achievements,disputes still remain as on the ways of generation of the V-V compound Zhui-lei.Taking these disputes as a clue,this paper introduced and analyzed several views such as the lexical derivation view,the lexical-syntactic derivation view and the syntactic derivation view.Finally,it summarized the achievements in the relevant field and pointed out several issues that deserve further attention.
- generative grammar,
- Zhui-lei construction,
- ambiguity analyses

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