Studies in Middle Chinese grammar : the language of the early Yeuluh

Sawer, Michael

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Studies in Middle Chinese grammar : the language of the early Yeuluh

Date

1969

Authors

Sawer, Michael

Abstract

The Chinese language is not only a major world language, but also a uniquely well-documented language. "From the viewpoint of the collection of data", as Paul B. Denlinger has put it, "Chinese historical linguistics is a lush, tropical field."