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The Research Of The Mongolian Linguistic Monuments And The Three Bodies Assembly Theory

Posted on:2013-12-27Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:L QingFull Text:PDF
GTID:1265330398496406Subject:Chinese Ethnic Language and Literature
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The Mongolian classic works on linguistics were ever principally under the influence of Indo-Tibetan traditional linguistics and that of Manchu and Chinese. These works be given much of attention from domestic and foreign academia and exercise some influence over the scholarly activities related. This present article, on the foundation of description to Mongolian linguistic literature and its academic effects and values, is dedicated to sum up and conclude the impact and influence of Indo-Tibetan traditional grammar over Mongolian context.The whole work consist of four part like introduction, the first chapter, the second chapter and the conclusion.Introduction is devoted to explain the topic under discussion, research aim, researching approach and precedent research accomplishments. Chapter I, Mongolian Literature on Linguistics and Its Academic Values, is composed to describe the related works, their academic impacts and connection with modern Mongolian linguistic establishment, and to compare the Indo-Tibetan classic linguistics and Chinese one in order to conclude the researching approach, significances and meanings of the two.Chapter II, The Assembly of the Three Bodies and Its Classification System, is devoted to analyze and research the terms Usug, Ner-e, Uge and Uges-un Qolbug-a, all of which are from Indo-Tibetan classic linguistics. The Mongolian classic linguistics stemmed from Indo-Tibetan tradition always use the theories and approaches of the Assembly of Three Bodies which differentiate the grammatical structure into three bodies such as Usug (letter), Ner-e (word) and Uge (sentence) and say that Tying letters together to constitute a word, arrange words be serious to form a sentence and use the sentence express the meanings. This present chapter start with this unique point and take the approaches of analysis, comparison and description to divide it into three research topics like Usug Bey-e (Letter Body), Ner-e Bey-e (Word Body) and Uge Bey-e (Sentence Body) and therefore compare their similarities and dissimilarities in the sense between in Indo-Tibetan context and Mongolian one and importantly analyzed and evaluated Mongolian classic literature on linguistics.Conclusion is a sum up of the whole work and generalization of innovation in this research.
Keywords/Search Tags:Mongolian linguistic literature, Mongolianlinguistic literature stemmed from Indo-Tibetan tradition, TheAssembly of Three Bodies
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