赵元任全集-第4卷-(上.下册)

The Problem of the Chinese LanguageGwoyeu Romatzyh or the National RomanizationTranscribing Reversed EnglishA System of "Tone-letters"A Note on "Lets""[E]" for Middle [e]On Using b, d, g, for Unaspirated Voiceless PlosivesA Preliminary Study of English Intonation (with American Variants) andIts Chinese EquivalentsTone and Intonation in ChineseThe Non-uniqueness of Phonemic Solutions of Phonetic SystemsThe Idea of a System of Basic ChineseA Critical List of Errata for Bernhard Karlgrens Etudes sur la phonologieChinoiseA Note on Lia3 (俩),Sa1 Etc. A Note on an Early Example of Logographic Theory of Chinese WritingDistinctions within Ancient ChineseReview of Bernhard Karlgrens Grammata Serica: Script and Phonetics inChinese and Sino-JapaneseIambic Rhythm and the Verb-object Construction in ChineseLanguages and Dialects in ChinaIntroduction to R. H. Mathews Chinese-English DictionaryReview of Walter Simons Chinese Sentence Serices Records (pronounced)The Logical Structure of Chinese WordsFundamental Education: Language Education in ChinaThe Voiced Velar Fricative as an Initial in MandarinThe Efficiency of the Chinese LanguageThe Cantian Idiolect.An Analysis of the Chinese Spoken by a Twenty-eight-month-old ChildThe Analysis and Evaluation of SymbolsPopular Chinese Plant Words:A Descriptive Lexico-grammatical StudyReview of Roman Jakobson et. al. : Preliminaries to Speech AnalysisNotes on Speech ArchivingMeaning in Language and How It Is AcquiredNotes on Chinese Grammar and LogicChinese Terms of AddressLinguistic Prerequisites to a Speech WriterTone, Intonation, Singsong, Chanting, Recitative, Tonal Compositionand Atonal Composition in ChineseFormal and Semantic Discrepancies between Different Levels of Chinese StructureA Note on Chinese Scales and ModesReview of Louis Hjelmslevs Sur lindependance delepithete,Copenhagen, 1956How Chinese Logic OperatesAmbiguity in ChineseThe Morphemic Status of Certain Chinese TonesGraphic and Phonetic Aspects or Linguistic and Mathematical SymbolsWhat is Correct ChineseSeventeen Examples of Melodies for Chanting Poetry in the Changchow(Kiangsu) DialectDegrees of Meaningfulness in Language ConstituentsModels in Linguistics and Models in General