Why Plurality of the Possessor Matters in Mandarin Chinese Inalienable Possession
In this paper, I first introduce what inalienable possession structure (IPS) is cross-linguistically as well as how to form an IPS in Mandarin Chinese, i.e., pronoun + body part or kinship term, etc. With the help of postverbal IPS, I relate the lack of plural pronominal possessor in IPS, which is n...
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Autor principal: | Liu Haiyong |
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/5634d076be1e435d9eded4eef9905569 |
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