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The Functional Explanations to the Subject and Object’s Distributional Dissymmetry of Quantificational Noun Phrase

Author: WangHui
Tutor: LiShengMei
School: Nanchang University
Course: Chinese Philology
Keywords: qantificational noun phrase distributional dissymmetry quantitative value be now bisible now inbisible functional explanations
CLC: H146
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2007
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Abstract


This paper employs a method of combining form and meaning, delineation andexplanation, static and dynamic state, to give a further research on the distributionaldissymmetry of quantificational noun phrase.This disquisition mainly includes four parts as follows: First of all, a simplereview on the current research of quantitative phrase.Secondly, we describe theinfluence of quantitative value to the distributional dissymmetry of quantificationalnoun phrase.The functional analysis are also carried out. Thirdly, this part discussesthe relations of being now visible,now invisible between quantificational noun phraseand "的". The functionality of this phenomenon is explained as well.Lastly, The lastpart consists of individual investigations of quantificational noun phrase consisted of

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