A Study of Modern Chinese Typological Characteristics From the Perspective of Linguistic Typology
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17507/tpls.1107.12Keywords:
linguistic typology, typological characteristics, modern ChineseAbstract
Based on Greenberg (1965), Dixon (2014), Liu (2017) and Lu and Jin (2015), this article analyzes and interprets the modern Chinese typological characteristics from the perspective of linguistic typology such as the language types, word order type, syntactic type, type of argument configuration, tense-aspect type and so on.
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