Encyclopedia of Chinese Language and Linguistics

Associate Editors: Wolfgang BEHR University of Zürich, Yueguo GU Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Zev HANDEL University of Washington, C.-T. James HUANG Harvard University and James MYERS National Chung Cheng University
The Encyclopedia of Chinese Language and Linguistics offers a systematic and comprehensive overview of the languages of China and the different ways in which they are and have been studied. It provides authoritative treatment of all important aspects of the languages spoken in China, today and in the past, from many different angles, as well as the different linguistic traditions they have been investigated in.
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Lāhù 拉祜 Language
(3,979 words)
Lancaster Corpus of Mandarin Chinese
(2,113 words)
Language Attrition
(1,964 words)
Language Education in China: Teaching Foreign Languages
(6,192 words)
Language Education in China: The Chinese Curriculum
(2,269 words)
Language Games
(3,193 words)
Language of Táng Poetry
(2,489 words)
Languages and Language Families
(4,968 words)
Language versus Dialect
(2,518 words)
Lánqīng Guānhuà 藍青官話 and Non-standard Varieties of Standard Mandarin
(2,400 words)
Layers in Dialectology
(2,171 words)
Left Periphery
(2,418 words)
Legal Language
(3,195 words)
Lexical and Sublexical Access
(3,995 words)
Lexical Diffusion
(2,067 words)
Lexical Semantic Processing, Neurolinguistic Studies
(3,034 words)
Lexicographical Ordering, Premodern
(2,318 words)
Lexicographic Tradition
(5,695 words)
Lexicography, Modern
(4,132 words)