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課程名稱 |
南島語概論
INTRODUCTION TO AUSTRONESIAN LINGUISTICS |
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開課學期 |
96-2 |
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授課對象 |
文學院 語言學研究所 |
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授課教師 |
黃宣範 |
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課號 |
LING7219 |
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課程識別碼 |
142 M0880 |
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學分 |
3 |
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全/半年 |
半年 |
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必/選修 |
選修 |
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上課時間 |
星期五6,7,8(13:20~16:20) |
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上課地點 |
樂學館304 |
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備註 |
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總人數上限：12人
外系人數限制：3人 |
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課程概述 |
This course is intended to provide a basic appreciation of the overall picture of the Austronesian language family for students who have some knowledge of one or more Austronesian (AN)languages. Elements of this overall picture include (l) an overview of the geographical, cultural, demographic and historical background to the AN language family, (2)a survey of major subgrouping hypotheses and the evidence for them (3) a brief survey of the typological variety of AN languages, (3) an introduction to the reconstruction of Proto-Austronesian (PAN) and Proto-Oceanic (POC), with particular attention to morphology and syntax, and (5) selected topics in Austronesian syntax. |
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課程目標 |
This course is intended to provide a basic appreciation of the overall picture of the Austronesian language family for students who have some knowledge of one or more Austronesian (AN)languages. Elements of this overall picture include (l) an overview of the geographical, cultural, demographic and historical background to the AN language family, (2)a survey of major subgrouping hypotheses and the evidence for them (3) a brief survey of the typological variety of AN languages, (3) an introduction to the reconstruction of Proto-Austronesian (PAN) and Proto-Oceanic (POC), with particular attention to morphology and syntax, and (5) selected topics in Austronesian syntax. |
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課程要求 |
Course requirements:
l. three library research reports, each 5-6 double-spaced typed pages, and accounting for 20 % of the course grade,
2. one term paper 15-20 pages long, accounting for 40 % of the course grade.
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參考書目 |
Week 1: Introductions. Background information: survey of Austronesian languages, the geography of the Austronesian world.
Reading:
Clark, R. .1989.Austronesian languages. In B. Comrie (ed.) the World’s major languages, 899-912.
Tryon(1995) The Austronesian languages.w.a list of Austronesian language.
Week 2:Overveiw: Austronesian prehistory
Reading:
Blust 1995. The prehistory of the Austronesian-speaking peoples: a view from language. Journal of world prehistory 9:453-510.
Pawley and Ross (1993) Austronesian historical linguistics and cultural history. Annual Review of Anthropology 22:425-459.
Bellwood,P. 2006. Archeology and the historical determinants of punctuation in language family origins.
In Aikhenvald and Dixon (ed.) Areal diffusion and genetic inheritance: problems in comparative linguistics. Oxford.
Week 3-5: The evidence for an AN language family: major subgroups and controversies; the Comparative method of linguistics; cognate forms in widely separated languages. A brief history of the discovery of the AN language family.
Reading:
Blust, 1999. Subgrouping, circularity and extinction: some issues in Austronesian historical linguistics.
Blust, R.1990. Summary report: linguistic change and reconstruction methodology in the An family. In Baldi (ed.)
Ross, M. 2002. Chapter 3 [Typological overview] of the Oceanic Languages, ed. Lynch et al.
1st library research report due next week. Topic: pronoun or numeral.
Week 6/7: Typological survey of Austronesian languages: word order typology, pronoun, numberals, case marking, voice systems
Reading: Schachter, Tagalog, plus handouts
Ross, M. 1995. Reconstructing PAN verbal morphology.: evidence from Taiwan. In P. Li et al. (eds.) Austronesian studies relating to Taiwan 727-791.
Himmelmann 2005. The Austronesian languages: typological characteristics. In Adelaar and Himmelmann (eds.) The Austronesian languages of Asia and Madagasgar. 110-150.
Huang, Hueiju and S. Huang. Beyond PAS:NPs in Tsou discourse. Submitted.
Klamer, M. 2002. Typical features of Austronesian languages in Central/Eastern Indonesia. OL 41:363-383.
Ross, M. 2004. The morphosyntactic typology of Oceanic languages. L&L 5.2:491-540.
Tanangkingsing, M. and S. Huang 2007. Cebuano passives revisited. Oceanic Linguistics 46.2
Week 8: Oral presentations of reports
Week 9: Typological survey of Austronesian languages: phonemic systems; Reconstructing the phonology of PAN. Methodological requirements: subgrouping, independent evidence, typological plausibility.
Reading:
Ross, M. 1992. The sound of PAN: an outsider’s view of the Formosan evidence. Oceanic Linguistics 31:23-64
Wolff, J. 2003. The sounds of PAN. In J.Lynch (ed.) Issues in Austronesian historical phonology.
2nd library research report due next week. Topic: form and functions of reduplication
Week 10: Oral presentations of reports
Week 11: Phonological changes and suprasegmental phenomena(the problem of ‘accent’)
Reading:
Blust, Patterns of sound change in the Austronesian languages. In Philip Baldi (ed.) Linguistic change and reconstruction methodology.231-267.
Zorc, D. 1983. Proto-Austronesian accent revisited. Philippine Journal of Linguistics 14: 1-24.
Week 12: Morphology and root theory (submorphemic elements of meaning)
Reading:
Blust 1988. The Austronesian root theory. JB.
Zorc, D. 1990.The Austronesian monosyllabic root. In Baldi (ed.)
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Bradshaw and Rehg (eds.) 2001.Issues in Austronesian morphology
Blust, R. 2003. Three notes on early Austronesian morphology. Oceanic Linguistics 42.438-478.
The 3rd library research report due next week. Topic: directional terms or deixis.
Week 13: Oral presentations of reports
Week 14-16: Issues in morphological and syntactic reconstruction: the history of the focus systems; Austronesian syntax.
Reading:
Starosta, Pawley and Reid, L. 1982. The evolution of focus in Austronesian
Wouk and Ross (eds.) 2002. The history and typology of western Austronesian voice systems.
Keenan, E. 2001. A quantitative study of voice in Malagasy. OL 40.1:67-84.
Huang, S. 2002. The pragmatics of focus in Tsou and Seediq.
Language and Linguistics 3.4:665-694.
Arka and Ross (eds.) The many faces of Austronesian voice systems: some new empirical studies. Pacific Linguistics.
Blust, R. 1998. Ca- reduplicaton and PAN grammar.
Oceanic Linguistics 37: 29-64.
Reid, L. and H.Liao 2004. A brief syntactic typology of the Philippine languages. Language and Linguistics 5(2): 433-490.
Weel 17: Beyond Austronesian
Blust 1996. Beyond the Austronesian homeland: the Austric hypothesis. TAPS 117-158.
Reid, L. 2005. The current status of Austric. In Sagart et al (eds.) The peopling of East Asia. RoutledgeCurzon. 132-160.
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