语法研究的方法、理论和治学风格——《邢福义选集》读后

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Abstract This paper, as a postscript to XING Fu yi Selections , consists of three parts. It discusses XING's own approaches to the study of modern Chinese grammar. Then, it illustrates four kinds of XING's significant theories. And finally, the conclusion of XING's linguistic study method from facts to theories is reached.

Received: 25 May 2000

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