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Chinese Grammar Analysis Issues
Chinese Grammar Analysis Issues
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Chinese Grammar Analysis Issues explores contested topics in Chinese language research through 99 questions on grammatical analysis, prompting reflection on research directions, core theories, and methodologies. Spanning nearly a century of scholarship, the book evaluates domestic and international works, bridging ancient traditions with modern debates. It addresses tensions in units, classification, and structure, offering solutions grounded in the unique features of Chinese grammar. By analyzing competing viewpoints, it clarifies the origins of key issues, connects theory with practice, and encourages innovative thinking while avoiding dogmatic approaches. This book will appeal to linguists, scholars of Chinese language studies, and those focused on grammar, translation, or Modern Chinese. It also serves as a valuable reference for teaching Chinese abroad.
- Publication date: 14 August 2026
- Page count: 96
- Dimensions: Height 223 mm; Width 143 mm; Thickness 13 mm
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Format: Hardback
- ISBN-13: 9781041387367
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