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**國立清華大學語言所九十七學年專題演講三**
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演講者: 廖秀娟教授 (清華大學語言學研究所)
演講題目: When a first person participant meets a second person participant:
Irregularities in personal pronoun systems in Philippine languages
時間: 2008.11.5 (星期三) 中午12:30
地點: 語言所研討室(B305室)
演講綱要:
In studies on comparative Austronesian linguistics, the Proto-Austronesian
(PAN) (and Proto-Malayo-Polynesian (PMP)) first person singular genitive
pronoun has commonly been reconstructed as forms containing a formative (-)ku:
not all situations involving a first person singular participant will take a
ku–related form. This paper explores situations where an unexpected personal
pronoun form (typically reflexes of PAN and PMP first person plural inclusive
genitive pronoun *ita/*nita (Blust 1977) or PAN *=(i)ta/PMP *=ta
(Ross 2006:534)) is employed in place of a first person singular genitive
pronoun form in Philippine languages. A special focus of this study will be
on situations involving a first person singular participant acting upon a
second person (singular and/or plural) participant (e.g. Karao Niman bejoen=
taha. ‘Now I will pound you (sg.).’ (Brainard 2003:55); Tagalog Sásamahan
=kitá. ‘I will accompany you (sg.)’ (English 1987:340)). On the basis of
available data from different microgroups of Philippine languages, it is
hoped that the following questions can be answered. First, is the unexpected
use of reflexes of a first person plural inclusive genitive pronoun due to
direct inheritance from their ancestral language, parallel independent
developments occurring in different Philippine microgroups, or developments
under mutual influence? Second, what might motivate the use of a first person
plural inclusive genitive pronoun in place of a first person singular
genitive pronoun in Philippine languages?
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