From light noun to nominalizer and more
FH Yap, J Wang - Nominalization in Asian Languages: Diachronic and …, 2011 - torrossa.com
FH Yap, J Wang
Nominalization in Asian Languages: Diachronic and typological perspectives …, 2011•torrossa.comIn this paper, we examine how Chinese light nouns zhe and suo evolved into agent and
patient nominalizers respectively. The link between nominalization, relativization and
genitivization is explored from a grammaticalization perspective; likewise the frequent
relationship between nominalization and clausal subordination. Other uses derived from
nominalization constructions are discussed as well, among them speaker stance marking
and passive voice marking.
patient nominalizers respectively. The link between nominalization, relativization and
genitivization is explored from a grammaticalization perspective; likewise the frequent
relationship between nominalization and clausal subordination. Other uses derived from
nominalization constructions are discussed as well, among them speaker stance marking
and passive voice marking.
In this paper, we examine how Chinese light nouns zhe and suo evolved into agent and patient nominalizers respectively. The link between nominalization, relativization and genitivization is explored from a grammaticalization perspective; likewise the frequent relationship between nominalization and clausal subordination. Other uses derived from nominalization constructions are discussed as well, among them speaker stance marking and passive voice marking.
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