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Posted by Mark Rosenfelder 
(192.35.251.2) on August 31, 2000 at 14:52:21:<p>
I'm creating the framework for the Atlas... literally; it's going to use frames and Javascript.  Hopefully I'll get a few maps done before I leave on vacation next week. <p>I'm reading yet another book on historical linguistics, and I'm wishing I had more reanalysis in Almean languages-- it's truly neat.  A syntactic example: there's a construction in Chinese that works like this:<p>  <i>Cheng b&acirc; Zhang d&acirc;le</i><br>  Cheng obj Zhang hit-perf<br>  Cheng hit Zhang<p><i>b&acirc;</i> is an object preposition (like Japanese <i>wa</i>.  But it derives from a verb meaning 'take hold of'.  So, the original form of such sentences meant something like "Cheng took hold of Zhang [and] hit [him]"; the current meaning is just "Cheng hit Zhang".  Neat, huh?<br>
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: I'm creating the framework for the Atlas... literally; it's going to use frames and Javascript.  Hopefully I'll get a few maps done before I leave on vacation next week. 

: I'm reading yet another book on historical linguistics, and I'm wishing I had more reanalysis in Almean languages-- it's truly neat.  A syntactic example: there's a construction in Chinese that works like this:

:   &lt;i&gt;Cheng b&acirc; Zhang d&acirc;le&lt;/i&gt;
:   Cheng obj Zhang hit-perf
:   Cheng hit Zhang

: &lt;i&gt;b&acirc;&lt;/i&gt; is an object preposition (like Japanese &lt;i&gt;wa&lt;/i&gt;.  But it derives from a verb meaning 'take hold of'.  So, the original form of such sentences meant something like &quot;Cheng took hold of Zhang [and] hit [him]&quot;; the current meaning is just &quot;Cheng hit Zhang&quot;.  Neat, huh?

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