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当代语言学导论课文重点重点词汇考试内容课后习题答案
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1.Humansuperiorityliesinhisuniqueendowment天赋—theabilitytotalk,orrather,to
communicatebymeansoflanguage.
2.Languageisavehicleofpower,forcontrol,forcreation.Andforchange.
3.Thestudyofhumanlanguageiscalledlinguistics.
4.Languageisthesystemofhumancommunicationwhichconsistsofthestructured
arrangementofsounds(ortheirwrittenrepresentation)intolargerunits,e.g.morphemes,
words,sentences,utterances.
5.Varietiesoflanguage:
Anyparticularlanguageisinessenceasetofvarieties.Therearelocal
varieties区域变体–dialectsandaccents(theformerdifferfromeachotherinpronunciation,
socialvarieties—sociolectsvocabulary,andevengrammar;thelatteronlyinpronunciation),
社会方言(=socialdialects,usedbypeopleofdifferentclasses,ages,orsexes),historical
varieties—registers语域(e.g.formalEnglish,scientificEnglish),andevenindividual
varieties—idiolects个人语言.Usuallyalanguagehasanofficiallydeclaredorgenerally
consideredstandarddialect(e.g.PutonghuainChina,GeneralAmericanintheUS)
6.Prescriptivismistheviewthatonevarietyoflanguagehasaninherentlyhighervaluethan
others.
7.Descriptivismisthepolicyofdescribinglanguagesastheyareboundtoexist.Usagesof
differentvarietiesshouldbeobservedandrecordedinsteadofbeingjudgedwithsome
imposednorms.
8.Plato’sproblem:
Howcaneveryhumanbeingdeveloparichsystemoflinguisticknowledge
onthebasisoflimitedandfragmentaryempiricalevidence?
9.Platoheldthattherewasauniversallycorrectandacceptablelogicoflanguageformanto
followinexpressinghisideas.
10.Aristotlearguedthatknowledgeoflanguagewasarrivedatbyconventionandagreementof
thespeakersofagivenlanguage.
11.InancientChina,XunZireasonedthatanamewasacceptedthroughpublicagreement,and
theappropriatenessofnamingathinglayinconvention.
12.AccordingtoChomsky,knowledgeoflanguageistheresultofinteractionofUGandlater
experience.
13.(Ferdinandde)Saussureadvocatedthediversionofthefocusoflinguisticstudyfrom
diachronictosynchronic.
14.Chomsky’sepistemologyoftheknowledgeoflanguagefoesasfollows:
1)Everyhumanbeinghasthelanguagecompetence能力,becausehehastheinbornUG
whichotherspecieslack.
2)UGistheinitialstateofthehumanlanguagefaculty语言器官/机制whichalonecannot
enableahumanbabytospeak.Ababyneedstobeexposedtothelinguistic
environmentofacertainlanguageandaccumulateexperience.
3)Duetotheeffectoflaterexperience,thebaby’sminddevelopsfromtheinitialstateinto
thesteadystate,whichcorrespondstothecompetenceofspeakingaspecifichuman
language.
15.Behaviorists’orempiricists’opinionsareidentical统一的,同一的withAristotle’s.
16.Connectionism/emergentismarguesthatthementalneuralmechanismsresponsiblefor
bothlexicalandgrammaticalprocessingarenotuniquetolanguage.17.diachronic:
focusonthecomparisonbetweenlanguagesandtheexplorationofthehistorical
changeandvariationofsomeancientlanguages./of,relatingto,ordealingwithphenomena
(asoflanguageorculture)astheyoccurorchangeoveraperiodoftime18.synchronic:
researchofthefactsoflanguageagreeduponorsharedbyhemembersof
languagecommunityatagivenpointintime./concernedwitheventsexistinginalimited
timeperiodandignoringhistoricalantecedents
19.Galileanthesis”natureisperfect”
20.Fossilizationisaprocessinwhichincorrectlinguisticfeaturesbecomeapermanentpartof
thewayapersonspeaksasecondlanguage.
21.Threeadequacies:
observationaladequacy
descriptiveadequacy
explanatoryadequacy(provideadescriptivelyadequategrammarforeverynaturallanguage,
anddoessointermsofmaximallyconstrainedsetofuniversalprincipleswhichrepresent
psychologicallyplausiblenaturalprinciplesofmentalcomputation.)22.Atheoryinsciencemustnotbepurespeculationbuttestableatobservational,descriptive,
andexplanatorylevels.
23.Sciencetellsusthatnatureisaphysicalcontinuum连续体,whichdoesnotbreakitselfinto
physics,chemistry,psychology,linguistics…;thesedisciplines学科arenotfactsbutour
decisions.
24.Platoassertedthattherewasa”legislator”whogavethecorrect,naturalnameto
everything,andlanguagesbelongedtostatesbutnottoindividuals.25.J.G.Herderpointedoutthatbabies’cryisasortofnaturalsounds,whichcouldnever
developintoalanguage.
26.AcornerstoneofscienceisGalilean’sintuitionthatnatureisperfect.
27.SirWilliamJohnsfirstproposedthatalanguageinSouthAsiabearelativeofmanyEuropean
languages.
28.TheoriginoflanguageasatopicwasbannedbytheLinguisticSocietyofParisfoundedin
1866.
29.Inaccordancewiththethreephasesjustmentioned,phoneticsisdividedintothree
sub-fields.Articulatoryphonetics发音语音学studiesspeechproductionbythespeech
organs;acousticphonetics声学语音学studiesphysicalpropertiesofspeechsounds,the
waysoundstravelfromthespeakertothehearer;andauditoryphonetics听觉语音学
studiestheperceptionofspeechsoundsinthehumanauditoryandcognitivesystem.30.A“sound”peoplesaytheyproduceisactuallyacombinationofsoundscalledasyllable,
whichisoftenrelatedtoachestpulse.
31.Theplaceofarticulationreferstothepointinthevocaltractatwhichthemainclosureor
narrowingismadesoastomodifytheflowofairfromthechesttothemouthinproducinga
sound.
32.Themannerofarticulationreferstothetypeofconstriction收缩ormovementthatoccurs
atanyplaceofarticulation.
33.Theproductionofdifferentspeechsoundsthroughtheuseoftheseorgansisknownas
articulation.
34.Vibration颤动
35.Adam’sapplearea喉结
36.Consonantsaresoundsmadebyaclosureinthevocaltract,orbyanarrowingfromwhich
aircannotescapewithoutproducingaudiblefriction摩擦,andvowelsaresoundsinwhich
thereisnoobstructiontotheflowofairasitpassesfromthelarynxtothelips.37.Bilabial双唇音,formedbybringingthelipstogether,e.g.[p],[m].Herethefunctionof
lipsissomewhatcomplicated:
theybothcanberegardedastheactiveandpassive
articulatorssimultaneously.
38.Labio-dental唇齿音,formedbythelowerlipagainsttheupperteeth,e.g.[f].39.Dental齿音,formedbyplacingthetipofthetongueagainsttheupperteeth,e.g.[ð].
40.Alveolar齿龈音,formedbyplacingthetiporbladeofthetongueagainstthealveolarridge,
e.g.[t].
41.Palatal腭音,formedbythefrontofthetongueagainstthehardpalate,namely,theroofof
themouth,e.g.[j].
42.Palato-alveolar腭龈音,formedmidwaybetweentheplacesofarticulationforpalatalsand
alveolars:
theblade(andsometimesthetip)ofthetonguearticulateswiththealveolar
ridge,withasimultaneousraisingofthefrontofthetonguetowardsthehardpalate,e.g.
[?
].
43.Velar软腭音,formedbythebackofthetongueagainstthesoftpalate,e.g.[k].44.Glottal声门音,formedbythevocalcordscomingtogethertocauseaclosureorfriction,e.g.
[h].
45.Retrofle卷舌音,formedwhentheapexofthetongueiscurledbackinthedirectionofthe
hardpalate,asheardinmanyIndianEnglishaccents.
46.Uvular小舌音,formedbythebackofthetongueagainsttheuvula,asheardinsomeaccents
ofFrench.
47.Pharyngeal咽音,formedinthepharynx,thepartofthethroatabovethelarynx.Specifically,
thefrontwallofthepharynxarticulateswiththebackwall,asheardinArabic.48.Organsinthevocaltract,suchasthelips,teeth,orhardpalate,arecalledarticulators.
49.Consonantsarealsoclassifiedaccordingtothemannerofarticulation,concerningwhich
phoneticianstendtoconsiderseveralfactors.
50.Thefirstfactoristhedegreeoftheconstrictionofairflow.Atleastsixmainclassescanbe
distinguishedinEnglish:
51.Plosive爆破音,formedbycompletelyclosingtheairpassageandsuddenlyremovingthe
obstacle,sothattheairescapesmakinganexplosivesound,e.g.[p],[d].Itbelongsto
abroadercategorycalled“stop”whichincludesclosuresproducedbyairstreamsnotfrom
thelungs,asencounteredinsomesouthernAfricanlanguages.
52.Nasal鼻音,formedwiththesoftpalatelowered,thusallowingairtoresonateinthenose,
e.g.[m].
53.Affricate塞擦音,aconsonantwhichstartsasaplosive,butinsteadofendingwithplosion,
endswithafricativemadeinthesameplace,e.g.[t?
].
54.Liquid流音,formedbysomeobstructionoftheairstreaminthemouth,whichseemsnot
enoughtocauseanyrealconstrictionorfriction,e.g.[l],[r].[l]iscalledalateralliquid,
becauseinmakingit,anobstacleisplacedinthemiddleofthemouth,leavingtheairfreeto
escapeatoneorbothsides.
55.Fricative擦音,formedbyanarrowingoftheairpassageatsomepointsothattheairin
escapingmakesaudiblefrication.e.g.[f],[z].Somefricativesarealsocalledsibilants齿擦
音,whicharemadewithagroove-likestructureinthefrontpartofthetongue,producinga
kindofhissingsound,e.g.[s],[?
].
56.Glide滑音,sometimescalledsemi-vowelbecauseitistypicallyproducedwiththetongue
moving,or“gliding”,toorfromthepositionofanearbyvowel,e.g.[h],[w].57.Thesecondfactorisvoicing.Voiceiscausedbythevibrationofthevocalcords.
58.Thethirdfactorisaspiration.Thisisthesoundofairrushingthroughthevocaltract,usually
foundafterthereleaseofplosiveconsonantsinsomesituation.
59.Differentvowel