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This paper investigates the conditional constructions in Mandarin Chinese. First we introduce the English conditionals, and take them as a point of reterence for the study of the Mandarin conditionals. In particular, we divide the Mandarin conditionals into three types: the event-conditional, the premise-conditional, and the conjunctive conditional. We show the following: (ⅰ) Syntactically, the Mandarin event-conditional and premise-conditional have structures very similar to their English correspondents, the former involving TP adjunction and the latter CP adjunction. The conjunctive conditional has a coordinate structure. (ⅱ) However, the Mandarin conditionals differ from their English correspondents in that different types of conditionals require different licensing conditions. Specifically, the event-conditional in Mandarin requires a relational element for licensing, whereas the premise-conditional in Mandarin may additionally be licensed by a non-indicative mood. The conjunctive conditional in Mandarin patterns more with the event-conditional than with the premise-conditional, though there are still differences. It is argued that all these can be traced to the structural properties of the conditionals and the syntax-semantics interaction involved.
목차
1. Intrcduction
2. English conditionals
3. Mandarin conditionals
4. Structures of Mandarin conditionals
5. Types of Mandarin conditionals
6. Relationality in the event-conditionals
7. Premise-conditionals and modification of the speech act
8. The formation of the conjunctive conditional
9. Conclusion
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2. [학술지(정기간행물)] - Biq, Yung-O / 1988 / From focus in proposition to focus in speech situation: CAI and JIU in Mandarin Chinese / Journal of Chinese Linguistics 16 : 72 ~ 108
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4. [단행본] - Chomsky, Noam / 1995 / The minimalist program / The MIT Press
5. [단행본] - Chomsky, Noam / 2000 / Minimalist inquiries: the framework, In Step by step: essays on minimalist syntax in honor of Howard Lasnik / The MIT Press : 89 ~ 155
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