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Motion in Chinese: Event Conceptualization and Grammatical Realization

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By (author): Chengzhi Chu

Motion is one of the most basic human experiences, and it provides an important window for looking into human cognition and language. Within the paradigm of cognitive semantics, this book presents a comprehensive study of the conceptualization and linguistic representation of motion in Mandarin Chinese. It focuses on the correlation between the ways in which Mandarin speakers conceptualize motion events and the ways in which they render them and carefully considers the typological properties. In addition to deepening our understanding of motion cognition and expressions, this study also affords insights for L2 learning and teaching of motion in Chinese. See more
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Product Details
  • Dimensions: 155 x 235mm
  • Publication Date: 13 May 2024
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag Singapore
  • Publication City/Country: Singapore
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9789811319921

About Chengzhi Chu

Dr. Chengzhi Chu teaches Chinese language and linguistics at the University of California Davis and directs its Chinese Language Program. He also serves on the Graduate Faculty of Linguistics of UC Davis. He is the former President of the Chinese Language Teachers Association USA and Guest or Honorary Professor of several other universities. Before joining UC Davis he taught at Stanford University and the Beijing Language and Culture University for many years. He is a frequent and popular speaker at national and international conferences and workshops. He has published widely on Chinese linguistics cognitive semantics corpus linguistics Chinese L2 pedagogy application of technology in Chinese teaching Chinese testing and intercultural communication.

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