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A contrastive analysis of Chinese and English affixations

Feng Guo-xin

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Based on the studies of Chinese affixation,this paper makes a quantitive and qualitative study of the Chinese affixation compared with the English affixation,and holds that the Chinese affixation is actually parataxis of word-formation and that the inflexibility of the Chinese syllables prevents affixation in English sense from appearing in Chinese.

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Based on the studies of Chinese affixation,this paper makes a quantitive and qualitative study of the Chinese affixation compared with the English affixation,and holds that the Chinese affixation is actually parataxis of word-formation and that the inflexibility of the Chinese syllables prevents affixation in English sense from appearing in Chinese.

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Based on the studies of Chinese affixation,this paper makes a quantitive and qualitative study of the Chinese affixation compared with the English affixation,and holds that the Chinese affixation is actually parataxis of word-formation and that the inflexibility of the Chinese syllables prevents affixation in English sense from appearing in Chinese.

Key concepts: Linguistics, Word formation, Contrastive analysis, Psychology, Philosophy

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