Neasu中的递归前缀

IF 0.7 3区文学 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

Linguistic Review Pub Date : 2022-03-24 DOI:10.1515/tlr-2022-2086

M. Gerner

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摘要

摘要Neasu（藏伯曼：中国）展示了一个前缀，通过精心改变它们的子类别属性，从现有的协调员中派生出新的协调员。带前缀和不带前缀的协调器的区别在于它们所使用的补语（±vertical，±CoP）和被堆叠至少两次的可能性（±stackable）。与不固定的协调器相比，带前缀的协调器具有从“−”切换到“+”的这三个特征中的两个，因此可以看到它在递归协调结构的头部增加时发生的能力。前缀ao-是递归运算符。

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A recursive prefix in Neasu

Abstract Neasu (Tibeto-Burman: China) exhibits a prefix that derives new coordinators from existing ones by elaborately changing their subcategorial properties. Prefixed and unprefixed coordinators are distinguished by the complement they take (±verbal, ±CoP) and the possibility of being stacked up at least twice (±stackable). A prefixed coordinator has two of these three features switched from “−” to “+”, when compared with its unprefixed counterpart and thus see its ability to occur as the head of recursive coordination structures increased. The prefix ao- is an operator of recursion.

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