包邮认知汉语语法

acknowledgements
preface
chapter one introduction
chapter two cognitive chinese grammar： a framework
　1.cognitive resources
　2.a cognitive—linguistic perspective on grammar
　3.academic labeling
　4.implicit and explicit linguistic knowledge
chapter three instruments as objects
　1.introduction
　2.definition of instrument
　3.constraints on instrument objects
　4.summary
chapter four the unlikely objects of 吃（chī）
　1.introduction
　2.a classification of吃+object combinations
　3.the semantic network of吃
　4.the productivity of the 吃+object construction
　5.summary and discussion
chapter five the bǎ（把）—construction
　1.introduction
　2.previous studies
　3.an anatomy of the bǎ—construction
　4.the semantic characteristics of the main verb
　5.the semantic characteristics of the pre—posed object
　6.the many faces of the result element
　7.the semantic characteristics of the subject
　8.anomalous instances of the bǎ—construction
　9.the bǎ—construction and the shǐ（使）—construction in
　comparison and contrast
　10.summary and discussion
chapter six resultative constructions
　1.introduction
　2.conceptual motivations
　3.the make—up of verb—result structures
　4.the verb—copying resultative construction
　5.the de（得）—resultative construction
　6.directional lexemes as result elements
　7.inversion in resultatives
　8.summary
chapter seven the double—object construction
　1.introduction： settling the dust
　2.the double—object schema and its constructional meaning
　3.the semantics of the verb
　4.the curious case of the“np1+v+他+（numeral）np2”
　template
　5.pseudo—double—object structures
　6.summary
chapter eight the existential construction
　1.introduction： issues and non—issues
　2.the chinese existential construction： an anatomy
　3.the locative np
　4.the predicate verb
　5.the locatum np
　6.the disappearance—emergence construction
　7.summary and discussion
chapter nine nominal predicates
　1.introduction
　2.patterns with nominal predicates
　3.cognitive operations behind nominal—predicate templates
　4.“inherently predicative”nps and pattern（e）
　5.nouns functioning as adjectives
　6.summary and discussion
chapter ten the double—subject construction
　1.introduction： a delimitation
　2.aligning the base and the profile
　3.other double—subject constructions
　4.summary
chapter eleven the bèi（被）—construction
　1.introduction
　2.the bèi—construction，a sketch
　3.the patient—subject
　4.the nature of the agent np and the predicate
　5.the newfangled bèi—schema
　6.summary
chapter twelve conclusion and prospectus
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