Syntax-based phonological asymmetries: The case of adjective reduplication in Mandarin Chinese

Lee-Kim, Sang-Im

doi:10.1016/j.lingua.2015.12.015

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“…Coding involved organizing re-word data and typing them to represent a certain rephrasing. Description representation entailed describing the meaning and examples of the rephrasing (Zhang et al, 2011;Waksler, 1999;Lee-Kim, 2016).…”

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Reduplication in Banjarese

Rafiek

Effendi

Nisa³

2022

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Reduplication is a feature of the universal language but varies with dialect. This study aimed to examine the form of reduplication in the Banjarese using the reduplication theory of Lieber (2009), Haspelmath & Sims (2010), Rubino (2005), Mistica, Andrews, Arka, & Baldwin (2009), Kauffman (2015), and Kroeger (1989). It used the descriptive qualitative method and collected data through listening, typing, and documentation. Listening and typing techniques involved hearing and typing six informants’ utterances containing rephrases in the Banjarese. The informants comprised three speakers from the Kuala dialect and three from the Hulu dialect. The results indicated four types of reduplication in the Banjarese. These findings strengthen the theory of reduplication in the morphology of the Banjarese. Additionally, the results have practical implications for teaching Banjarese language reduplication.

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Reduplication in Banjarese

Rafiek

Effendi

Nisa³

2022

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Reduplication

Kennedy

2023

The Wiley Blackwell Companion to Morphology

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Reduplication is a cross‐linguistically frequent morphological phenomenon. Despite robust morphosyntactic and phonological tendencies across reduplicative systems, an exploration of reduplicative morphology indicates its potential functions are as broad and varied as the functions of any other non‐reduplicative affix, and its phonological manifestation is often nuanced and complex. This entry provides an overview the morphological properties of reduplication and how it interacts with phonology and syntax. In this entry a descriptive overview of the phenomenon is presented, highlighting its definitive properties; a summary of reduplicative morphology is also provided, demonstrating the full range of potential function encodable with reduplication. This leads to a thorough description of a number of compelling interactions between reduplicative morphology and phonology. The entry concludes with a broad review of typological and theoretical perspectives on reduplication.

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A syntactic derivation of the reduplication patterns and their interpretation in Mandarin

Wang

2022

Nat Lang Linguist Theory

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Syntax-based phonological asymmetries: The case of adjective reduplication in Mandarin Chinese

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Reduplication in Banjarese

Reduplication in Banjarese

Reduplication

A syntactic derivation of the reduplication patterns and their interpretation in Mandarin

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