The Character Of Single-attributive And The Concealing And Revealing Of Chinese Auxiliary "De(的)

Quite a few articles have been written on the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De" between single-attributive and center,but the problem has not been resolved yet today. Basing on the pre-study achievements,this thesis mainly studies single-attributive and circuses the concealing and revealing rules of the attributive-center constitution pattern-Chinese auxiliary "De" from many perspectives by adopting the methods of static analysis and dynamic analysis simultaneously in the area of written language.The paper mainly includes nine sections.The first section,foreword. The reason about he concealing and revealing rules of Chinese auxiliary "De" showing no difference is that many studies don't distinguish written language and spoken language,and only describe the phenomenon by citing some facts. The paper argues we should seek the internal rules from many perspectives.The second section,several problems about the attributive. Both the concealing and revealing rules of Chinese auxiliary "De" and the standard of gathering language material must be baseborn the definition and classification of attributives. The paper advances different viewpoints to the current definition of attributives and the classification of single-attributives. Especially,the paper points out the insufficient of current meaning classification about single-attributives,and makes clear classification.The third section,nominal phrase acting as the attributive and the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De". The Chinese auxiliary "De" has the directive function. The phrase of Chinese auxiliary "De" can act as the attributive. The paper also discusses the concealing and revealing rules of Chinese auxiliary "De " when nominal phrase acts as the attributive.The fourth section,verbal phrase acting as the attributive and the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De". This section analyses the meaning condition of the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De" restricting the verbal phrase to act as the attributive.The fifth section,adjective phrase acting as the attributive and the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De". The main factors restricting the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De" is not phonetics,but semantics and grammar which exist the difference of classification.The sixth section,quantities phrase acting as the attributive and the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De". According to the concealing and revealingof Chinese auxiliary "De",the paper makes classification for quantities phrase which can act as the attributive,and generally explanses the concealing and revealing reason of Chinese auxiliary "De" using the Cognitive Linguistics theory.The seventh section,pronoun phrase acting as the attributive and the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De". This section analyses the concealing and revealing condition of Chinese auxiliary "De" when the pronoun acts as the attributive,and argues that the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De " is great connection with the pronoun classification.The eighth section,subordinating phrase acting as the attributive and the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De". This section argues parts of preposition phrases act as the attributive,and discusses the concealing and revealing condition of Chinese auxiliary "De" which is the back of the subordination phrase acting as the attributive.The ninth section,basing on our discussion,the paper argues the overall rules restricting the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De" are:semantics-premise(reasonable);syntax-informant(proper),pragmatics-designation(usage);phonetics-extraction(harmony).The discoveries of this thesis are shown as follows:the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De" is classified into the coercing and non-coercing,and has operation;systematically discussing the concealing and revealing of Chinese auxiliary "De" in the back of the single-attributive;Basing on our axploration...