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Anne Yue-Hashimoto

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M247 Gowen Hall
Box 353521
Seattle, WA 98195-3521
(206) 543-4165; Fax (206) 685-4268
anneyue@u.washington.edu

 
Anne Yue-Hashimoto
     

Education

  • BA Hons. English. University of Hong Kong.
  • MA Linguistics (Department of Germanic Languages). University of Texas - Austin.
  • PhD Linguistics (Division of Linguistics). Ohio State University.

Research & Teaching Fields

  • Chinese language & linguistics: dialectology, grammar, phonology, areal linguistics, typology

Selected Publications

  • “Two focus markers in the Zhongshan Bronze Inscriptions.” In Meaning and Form: Pre-Modern Chinese Grammar, ed. K. Takashima and Jiang Shaoyu.München, Germany: Lincom Europe, 2004, 241-266.
  • “The attributive construction in the Book of Documents. Studies in Chinese Linguistics No. 15 (2003): 1-8.
  • "Zhi in pre-Qin Chinese." T'oung Pao LXXXIV (1998): 239-292.
  • Comparative Chinese Dialectal Grammar -- Handbook for Investigators. Paris: Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales, Centre de Recherches Linguistiques sur l'Asie Orientale, 1993.
  • “Tone sandhi across Chinese dialects." In Wang Li Memorial Volumes: English Volume, ed. by the Chinese Language Society of Hong Kong, 1987, 445-474.
  • “Phonological distinctions among Old Chinese initials," Bulletin of the Chinese Language Society of Japan, No. 223 (1976): 2-5.
  • Studies in Yue Dialects 1: Phonology of Cantonese. Cambridge University Press, 1972.
  • "Mandarin Syntactic Structures." Unicorn No. 8. Princeton University, 1971. Chinese translation 1982. Japanese translation 1986.

Current Research Projects

  • Issues in Chinese Dialectology: Taxonomy, Typology, Stratification and Areal Linguistics
  • Typological study of the grammar of the Oracle Bone Inscriptions, pre-Qin Chinese and the modern Chinese dialects
  • Structure of Chinese: Basic Grammar for the Students of Chinese

 

 

Courses Taught

  • CHIN 411-412-413 4th Year Chinese Language
  • CHIN 443 Structure of Chinese
  • CHIN 540 Special Topics in Chinese Linguistics (e.g. Field Method, Structure of Cantonese and Taiwanese)
  • CHIN 541 Seminar in Chinese Grammar (synchronic, diachronic)
  • CHIN 544 Seminar in Chinese Dialectology (phonology, grammar)

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