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Facing The Teaching Of Modern Chinese Classification Of Pictophmetic Characters

Posted on:2012-05-28Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:J J WuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2155330338495196Subject:Chinese Philology
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In modern Chinese character system, phonetic characters occupy a very important position, and their evolution is the most obvious .This paper, by describing the ideographic and phonetic features of modern phonetic characters, explores the causes of their change in the process of evolution from a macro perspective and tries to draw some laws. And then the paper describes the role these laws play in Chinese character education.This paper is divided into four chapters. The first chapter describes the emergence of and current research on the modern phonetic characters from a macro perspective in order to know their evolution route. The second chapter tries to find the causes of the phonetic characters'loss of their sound and meaning-representing functions. In details, loss of the sound-expressing function of some Sheng pang is caused by their derivation from pictographic character or associative character , Chinese character simplification, categorization of some associative character and phonetic characters as phonetic character,and evolution of pronunciation。And loss of meaning-expressing function of some Xing pang is caused by the fact that they tend to become marks and Chinese character simplification. The third chapter, by means of some examples, describes the different ways in which Sheng pang of the phonetic characters expresses sound, and the laws governing evolution of their Xing pang, laying a foundation for the fourth chapter. The final chapter discusses application of laws governing Sheng pang and Xing pang of phonetic characters and tries to find some related approaches to Chinese character education.
Keywords/Search Tags:Modern Chinese characters, phonetic characters classification, Xing pang, Sheng pang, Chinese character teaching
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