Linguistic Form and Function: Expression of Countability in Chinese wh-Phrases

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Semiotic Theories
3. ‘It Really Represents…’: Reflexions on the Object in Peirce’s Hexadic Sign-System
4. Languages Studies
5. Problems in the Language Form and Function Debate and a Way Forward
6. Linguistic Form and Function: Expression of Countability in Chinese wh-Phrases
7. Common Verbs Are Uncommon: The Dynamics of Verbal Underspecification in Chinese
8. Literary Studies
9. The Transformation of English in Postcolonial Literatures
10. Poetry and the Limits of Language
11. Disrupted Narrative Voices and the Representation of Trauma in Sonya Hartnett’s Surrender and Kalinda Ashton’s The Danger Game
12. Cultural Studies
13. The Incommensurate/Illogical in Perelman/Marx: The Linguistic Pragmatics of American Humor
14. Attitudinal Resources and Elicitors of Identification in The Analects
15. Obituary: Xiaojun Su (1964–2015)