标题：中动结构的认知阐释
基本信息
作者：何文忠  著
ISBN：10位[7030191749]13位[9787030191748]
出版社：科学出版社
出版日期：2007-9-1
定价：￥25.00元
内容提要
本论文对于西日耳曼语和汉语中的中动结构进行了全面的描述。并从认知的角度对中动结构的形成、构句制约及其语义、句法特征进行了统一的阐释。本论文主要做了以下四个方面的工作。首先，本文确立了汉语非施事主语“起来”结构的中动地位，并对其语义、句法特征进行了描述和分析。在过去的25年中，中动结构一直是国外语言学界研究的一个热点问题，其中尤以对欧洲语言的研究最为深入，研究表明中动语义具有跨语言普遍性。相比之下，汉语中动研究却相对滞后。现有的研究主要是在生成语法框架内进行的。通过用广为接受的中动语义、句法标准来检验汉语非施事主语起来句[NPV起来Adj]，我们发现这一结构体现了所有的中动语义，具有跟西日耳曼语中动结构[NPVAdv]相同的语义特征和相似的句法表征。据此我们确立了其中动地位，这一结构跟西日耳曼语中动结构同属阿克马和舒莱默所归纳的类型—中动结构。相对于西日耳曼语的中动结构，汉语中动结构能产性更高，事件的各种被动参与者甚至场景等都可以成为汉语中动结构的主语。其次本文证明了目前流行的对中动结构的分析，如句法说和词汇说，都存在较大问题，因而是不可行的
编辑推荐
《中动结构的认知阐释》对中动语义的定义为中动构式用于表达一个被动参与者由于其某种内在或赋予的特性，在促使动词表达的事件以副词或副词性短语表达的方式发生的过程中所起的积极作用。中动是一种恒时性述谓，描述的并不是实际事件的发生，而是虚拟事件的特征。　
目录
AcknowledgementsAbstractChapter　
1　Introduction 
1.1 Middle　constructions　in　languages 
1.2 The　middle　construction　and　middle　semantics
1.3 Studies　on　middles:　past　and　present 
1.4 Methodology　and　procedures 
1.5 Goals　of　this　study 
1.6 A　sketch　map　of　the　thesisChapter　
2　Characteristics　of　Middles　in　West-Germanic　Languages 
2.1 Semantic　classification　of　middles 
2.2 The　syntactic　features　of　middles　in　West-Germanic　languages 
2.2.1 Passive-participant　subject　and　active　morphology 
2.2.2 Tense　and　aspect 
2.2.3 Adverbial 
2.3 Semantic　characteristics　of　middles　in　West-Germanic　languages 
2.3.1 Agent　irrelevance　and　the　implicit　argument 
2.3.2 Time-irrelevance　and　genericity,　non-eventiveness 
2.3.3 Passive　participant　and　responsibility　of　subject,causative　modality 
2.4 Selectional　restrictions　on　verbs　and　adverbials　in　middles. 
2.4.1 Middable　verbs 
2.4.2 Selectional　restriction　on　adverbial 
2.5 SummaryChapter　
3　The　Realization　of　Middle　Semantics　in　Chinese 
3.1 Chinese　qilai　construction 
3.2 A　preliminary　syntactic　analysis　of　the　qilai　construction.. 
3.2.1 Chinese　qilai　construction　is　not　an　elliptical　structure.. 
3.2.2 The　struc~ral　parsing　of　qilai　construction 
3.2.3 Chinese　qilai　construction　is　active　in　morphology 
3.3 Middle　voice　verbs　and　the　middle　construction 
3.4 The　realization　of　middle　semantics　in　the　qilai　construction.. 
3.4.1 The　implicit　argument　and　the　irrelevance　of　agent 
3.4.2 The　realization　of　non-eventiveness 
3.4.3 Modality　and　responsibility　of　subject 
3.4.4 Genericity 
3.4.5 Adverb　and　adverbial　effect 
3.5 Restrictions　on　qilai　construction 
3.6 The　status　and　function　of　qilai 
3.7 Other　issues　in　middles 
3.7.1 对于/就……而言/来说and　for-phrase 
3.7.2 自己　and　oneself　in　middles 
3.8 SummaryChapter　
4 Atypical　Middles　in　Chinese　and　West-Germanic　languages 
4.1 Syntactic　classification　of　middles 
4.2 Adjunct　middles　in　West-Germanic　languages 
4.2.1 What　is　adjunct? 
4.2.2 The　features　of　adjunct　middles 
4.3 Adjunct　middles　in　Chinese 
4.3.1 Are　there　adjunct　middles　in　Chinese? 
4.3.2 The　syntactic　and　semantic　features 
4.3.3 Types　of　adjuncts　in　the　adjunct　middles 
4.4 The　difference　between　typical　and　adjunct　middles 
4.5 Adjunct　middles　in　Topic-prominent　Chinese 
4.6 Adjunct　middles　and　instrument-subject　clauses 
4.7 Diverse　semantic　relations　between　Chinese　verbs　and　their　objects 
4.8 Impersonal　middles 
4.9 SummaryChapter　
5　Middles　and　Tough　Constructions 
5.1 Two　hot　topics　in　the　past　25　years 
5.2 Chinese　nany/construction　and　English　tough　construction 
5.3 Asymmetry　between　TC　and　MC 
5.4 A　systematic　comparison　between　TC　and　facility　MC 
5.4.1 The　irrelevance　of　agent　and　the　implicit　argument 
5.4.2 Genericity　and　non-eventiveness 
5.4.3 Modality　and　responsibility　of　subject 
5.4.4 Tough　predicates　and　middle　adverb 
5.4.5 Aspectual　classes　of　verb　and　Affectedness　constraint 
5.4.6 The　subject　of　TCs　and　MCs 
5.4.7 Semantic　Compatibility 
5.5 SummaryChapter　
6　Middles　and　Syntactically　Similar　Constructions 
6.1 Introduction 
6.2 English　middles　and　ergatives 
6.3 English　middles　and　intransitive　actives 
6.4 Middles　and　transitive　actives 
6.5 The　meaning　of　the　construction 
6.6 Other　types　of　qilai　constructions 
6.7 Other　typesof　nanyi　constructions 
6.8 Other　types　of　reflexive　constructions　in　German 
6.9 SummaryChapter　
7　The　Two　MF　Approaches　and　Their　Problems 
7.1 The　movement　and　non-movement　approaches　to　MF 
7.2 The　main　arguments　of　the　Movement　Approach 
7.3 The　dilemma　for　the　Movement　Approach　to　MF 
7.3.1 Not　every　middle　construction　has　its　active　counterpart 
7.3.2 Not　every　active　sentence　has　middle　counterpart 
7.3.3 Middles　often　differ　from　their　active　paraphrases　in　meaning 
7.3.4 Restrictions　on　middle　formation　are　not　accounted　for 
7.3.5 Atypical　middles 
7.3.6 Impersonal　middles 
7.4 Major　arguments　of　the　lexical　approach 
7.5 Problems　of　the　lexical　approach 
7.6 SummaryChapter　
8　A　Cognitive　Approach　to　Middle　Construction 
8.1 The　need　of　a　new　account 
8.2 Theoretical　framework 
8.3 The　middle　profile 
8.4 The　construction　of　meaning　and　the　meaning　of　construction 
8.5 Middle　construction　and　virtual　reality 
8.6 Events　and　properties 
8.7 Chinese　qilai　constructions 
8.8 Impersonal　middles　and　the　reflexive　sich　in　German 
8.9 SummaryChapter　
9　Conditions　on　Middle　Formation 
9.1 The　restriction　on　MF　is　a　notorious　question 
9.2 The　condition　on　MF 
9.2.1 Aspectuality　Condition 
9.2.2 Responsibility　Condition 
9.2.3 The　interpretive　power　of　the　two　conditions 
9.3 Other　factors　affecting　the　acceptability　of　middles 
9.3.1 Semantic　compatibility 
9.3.2 Pragmatic　factors 
9.3.3 Asymmetry　between　ease　and　difficulty 
9.3.4 Ambiguity　between　active　and　middle　interpretations 
9.4 Productivity　of　middles 
9.5 The　selection　restrictions　on　MF 
9.6 SummaryChapter　
10　Integrating　the　Features　of　Middles 
10.1 Two　central　properties　of　middles 
10.2 Integrating　IA,　AM　and　AE 
10.3 Integrating　tense,　genericity　and　non-eventiveness 
10.4 SummaryChapter　
11　Conclusion 
11.1 Major　findings　of　this　study 
11.2 Implications　of　this　study 
11.3 Limitations　of　this　study 
11.4 Suggestions　for　further　researchReferencesAuthor　IndexSubject　Index