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This study investigates the internal structure of noun phrases In Chinese and argues that number, referentiality, and totality/partitivity are all syntactically represented. Viewing number in a new li

This study investigates the internal structure of noun phrases In Chinese and argues that number, referentiality, and totality/partitivity are all syntactically represented. Viewing number in a new light, it claims that number in a classifier language is syntactically encoded via the use of a $P, i.e., NumP, the head of which is occupied by a classifier/massifier (cf. Boer 2005). Plurality Is realized differently in a #P via the use of numerals, the plural classifier xie, quantifiers, or the reduplication of classifiers/massiflers. The plural marker-men is a derivational suffix marking either collective plurality or semantic plurality, resolving the problem that syntactic plurality may co-occur with semantic plurality when syntactic plurality marks an indeterminate quantity. Unlike the standard head-complement analysis that assumes a DP-NumP-CIP-DP hierarchy, this study argues that a numeral or a quantifier enters into a relation with a classifier/massilier, forming a UP A P (with or w

集結海內外華語文教學領域專家學者的研究為華語教學領域拓展研究方向與研究方法 《華語文教學的多元視野與跨界思考》全書呈現「多元視野與跨界思考」的精神，內容從理論視野到教學現場，並從學習者和師資培訓等不同角度出發，突破傳統的教學設計與評估方法。全新的見解、多元的視角，提供華語文教學界的研究者深入、跨界的觀點和啟發。