Linguistics
Ochi Masao
- Osaka University
Wang Bei
Wang Bei is Associate Professor, Institute of Chinese Minority Languages, Minzu University of China. Her research focuses on the interface between information structure and prosody in many Chinese minority languages. She received her PhD from the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2002. She has previously taught at the Institute of Linguistics, University of Potsdam, Germany and at Beijing Normal University.
Current Research Projects and Interests: Information structure, prosody, Chinese minority languages
Wang, B., Wang, L., & Qadir, T. (2011) Prosodic realization of focus in six languages/dialects in China. ICPhS 2011, Hong Kong. 1444-1447.
Wang, B., Xu, Y., & Xu, J. (2011) Prosodic realization of discourse topic in Mandarin Chinese:Comparing professional with non-professional speakers. ICPhS 2011, Hong Kong.
Wang, B. & Xu, Y. (2011) Differential prosodic encoding of topic and focus at sentence initial position in Mandarin Chinese, Journal of Phonetics. 39(4): 595-611 (SSCI 收录).
Wang, B., & Féry, C. (2012) Prosodic encoding of topic and focus and its influence on speech perception in split sentences of Chinese Putonghua. Chinese Journal of Acoustics. 31(1): 101-112.
Wang, L., Wang, B., Xu, Y. (2012) Prosodic encoding and perception of focus in Tibetan (Anduo Dialect) Speech Prosody 2012. Shanghai.
Zhang, X. X., Wang, B., Wu, Q. (2012) Prosodic realization of focus in statement and question of Tibetan (Lasa). Interspeech 2012. Portland, USA.
Wang, B., Li, C. X., Wu, Q., Zhang, X. X. Wang, B. F., (2012) Production and Perception of Focus in Hainan Tsat: Compared with Beijing Mandarin. Interspeech 2012. Portland, USA.
Xu, Y., Chen, S.-w., & Wang, B. (2012). Prosodic focus with and without post-focus compression (PFC): A typological divide within the same language family? The Linguistic Review, 29, 131-147.1.
Qian Jun
- Peking University
Current Research Projects and Interests:
1. English lexical semantics
2. English syntactic semantics
3. History of linguistic thought
Books
Yingyu ce de goucheng yu dapei (English Words: Structure and Collocation). Beijing: Commercial Press, 2008.
(Ed.) Yuyanxue: zhonguo yu shijie tongbu (Linguistics: China Keeps Pace with the World). Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press, 2003.
Towards a Relational-Perspective Approach to Syntactic Semantics. Beijing: People’s Education Press, 2001.
(Ed., and trans.) Yakebuxun wenji (A Roman Jakobson Anthology). Changsha: Hunan Education Press, 2001.
Jiegou gongneng yuyanxue: bulage xuepai (Structural-Functional Linguistics: The Prague School). Changchun: Jilin Education Press, 1998.
Kang Beom-mo
SHEN Yuan
Ms. Shen Yuan is an associate professor of the Department of English of Fudan University, Shanghai. She got her M.A. in (English) Linguistics from Fudan University and her Ph.D. in Linguistics from City University of Hong Kong where she extended her research interest from the study of English to that of Chinese, and the similarities and differences in the working mechanisms underlying the use and interpretation of Chinese and English. During her research stay at Harvard-Yenching Institute she researched the parametric variation in the choice of nominal forms in Chinese and English. The study aimed at revealing which grammatical properties are inherently linked and which are only accidentally related in the choice of nominal forms in Chinese and English, which would provide insights into questions like the parametrization of lexical properties and the constraints on crosslinguistic variation.
Wang Qilong
- Shaanxi Normal University
1．《八思巴生平与<彰所知论>对勘研究》（中国社会科学博士学位论文文库），中国社会科学出版社（1999简体），台湾佛光出版社（2002繁体）
2．《中国藏学史（1949年前）》（二十世纪人文学术史丛书）民族出版社、清华大学出版社，2003
此书2013年由中国社会科学出版社再版。
3.《中国藏学史（1949-2005）》，中国社会科学出版社，2013（即将出版）
4．《现代汉语形容词计量研究》（中青年语言学者文丛），北京语言大学出版社，2003
5.《钢和泰学术年谱简编》，中华书局，2008年版
6.《钢和泰学术评传》，北京大学出版社，2009年版
7.《古代西藏碑文研究》（译著），西藏人民出版社出简体字版；清华大学出版社出繁体字版，2007年版
8.《青史（足本）》（藏译汉），第一部、第二部，101万字，北京：中国社会科学出版社，2012
9. 왕계룡 저 |김현철, 박미애, 진화진 역
|학고방（《现代汉语形容词计量研究》韩文版），韩国首尔：学言房，2013年版，332页
10. Academic Knight between East and West: A Biography of Alexander von Stael-Holstein, Cengage Learning Ltd, USA and Singapore (forthcoming)
11.《中国藏学史（1949-2005）》，北京：中国社会科学出版社，2013（forthcoming）
Satoshi Uehara
Professor Satoshi Uehara is Associate Professor, Department of Linguistics, Tohoku University. His research interests focus on cognitive linguistics and contrastive linguistics.
Lee Minhaeng
Professor Lee is an associate professor at Yonsei University in the Department of German Language and Literature. He received his M.A. in Germanic Linguistics from Seoul National University and his Ph.D. in Theoretical Linguistics from Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich, Germany. His personal website is www.coling.info
Hu Chirui
- Peking University
Wang Wei
- Institute of Linguistics, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Wang Wei (Ph.D., Graduate School, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences) is currently Assistant Research Fellow and Journal Editor at the Institute of Linguistics, CASS. He has been working on the temporal system of the Chinese language compared to Indo-European languages. His current focus is on the metaphoric contrasts in temporal construal of spatial concepts between Chinese and English and the ramifications on their respective tense/aspect system. He is also interested in the evolution of contemporary Chinese language, particularly the period when it was under the impact of translation literature at the turn of the 20th century.
Current Research Projects and Interests: Comparative studies among English, Chinese and Tongan in the proposed paradigm of 'Non-Verb Continuum'
