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本文报道了 2023 年 3 月 2 日对小罗伯特-D-范-瓦林(Robert D. Van Valin)的采访,以及后续的电子邮件交流。罗伯特-范-瓦林(Robert Van Valin)是角色与参照语法(RRG)的主要开发者,RRG 是一种句法理论,其原则和承诺与认知语言学(CL)的原则和承诺相互交叉。这篇文章讨论了 RRG 与认知语言学和其他语言研究方法的关系。文章旨在提高人们对 RRG 和 CL 的共同原则的认识,加强这两种方法之间的相互交流,并最终激发语言学理论的新研究方向。本文分为三个主要部分:(i) RRG 诞生和发展的背景信息,(ii) RRG 和 CL 的一般原则和承诺,(iii) 语言研究中的具体问题。
This article reports an interview with Robert D. Van Valin, Jr., which was held on March 2, 2023, with follow-up e-mail exchanges. Robert Van Valin is the primary developer of Role and Reference Grammar (RRG), a syntactic theory whose principles and commitments intersect with those of Cognitive Linguistics (CL). The article discusses RRG vis-à-vis CL and other approaches to the study of language. It aims to raise awareness about the shared principles of RRG and CL, to enhance cross-fertilization between the two approaches and ultimately inspire new research directions in linguistic theory. The paper is organized into three main parts: (i) background information on the birth and development of RRG, (ii) general principles and commitments of RRG and CL, and (iii) specific issues in the study of language.