习语性程度补语程度义的来源、成因及多维考察
[Abstract]:This paper chooses four groups of typical or atypical degree complements to study, which are "indispensable", "do not want", "can not" and "great", "to die" and "to die". On the basis of previous studies, combined with grammaticalization, lexicalization, subjectivism and other theories, it focuses on the analysis from diachronic and synchronic perspectives. Therefore, this paper summarizes four approaches to acquire the degree meaning of idiomatic degree complement: from condition to degree, from negation to degree, from ability to degree, from end to degree. Secondly, from the condition to the degree - Taking "indispensable" as an example. This paper makes a detailed analysis of the grammaticalization of "indispensable" from the persistent evolution of syntactic position and the evolution of word meaning. On the basis of this, the development of "indispensable" and the process of "grammaticalization" are described in detail. This paper holds that "indispensable" has a degree of meaning, which is obtained from the measurement of meaning. Thirdly, from negation to degree-taking "do not want" as an example. "do not want" as a newly emerging degree complement in modern Chinese, it presents non-standard, non-universal, stylistic restrictions and other characteristics. This chapter describes the syntactic function of "do not want" in detail, its pragmatic function is commendatory, lively. The degree complement "do not want" develops from "do not move". The change of syntactic position and word meaning brings about the wear and tear of negative meaning and disappears. Finally, it has the degree meaning of "very, very". Fourth, from initiative to degree - take "no" and "no". In modern Chinese, there are many similarities in the usage of "awesome" and "awesome". When subjectivity is stronger than objectivity, it tends to use degree complement "not good"; when objectivity is stronger than subjectivity, it tends to use degree complement "not good". When subjectivity and objectivity are equal, the two can be exchanged. 5, from the end point to the degree - take "to die" and "to die" for example. The acquisition of the meaning of degree has gone through the process of Lexicalization and grammaticalization.The use of "to die" has appeared as early as the pre-Qin Dynasty,and the degree complement "to die" is developed from the conjunction structure.The occurrence of the situation of "to die" is relatively late,first appeared in the late Ming Dynasty,and is the verb-object structure.This paper holds that the quantitative difference of degree is the degree complement "to die". The significant difference between death and fatality is that when the speaker wants to emphasize the degree very deeply, the degree complement "to die" will be preferred and the two are not interchangeable. When not used to emphasize the degree, the two can be interchanged. Moreover, the difference between the degree of the two is manifested in two aspects: first, subjective and objective; second, the degree of increasing and upgrading. In addition, the motivation of grammaticalization and lexicalization, including semantic grammaticalization, the change of syntactic position, the increase of frequency of use and the influence of network media, is also discussed.
【学位授予单位】:上海师范大学
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:H146.3
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