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LIN
Jingxia/林静夏
Academic Qualifications 2011 PhD (Chinese Linguistics),
Stanford University, USA 2010 MSc
(Statistics), Stanford University, USA 2006 MSc
(Linguistics), University of Alberta, Canada 2004 BA
(English Language and Literature), Zhejiang University, China Summary of Working Experience Jul 2017-present Courtesy
appointment with Linguistics and Multilingual Studies, NTU Apr 2017-present Associate
Chair (Students), School of Humanities, NTU Jan 2013-present Assistant
Professor, Chinese, NTU Aug 2011-Dec 2012 Postdoctoral Research Fellow, The
Hong Kong Polytechnic University Key Areas of Research Chinese linguistics The syntax-semantics/pragmatics interface Language
variation and change (Global Chinese, Singapore Mandarin, Wenzhou Dialect
studies) Research funding
Research Honours and Awards 2013 Finalist (two in total) of
The Young Scholar Award, Annual Meeting of the 21st
International Association of Chinese Linguistics 2012 Best Paper Award of The
26th Pacific Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation Publications Books and
Edited Volumes 1.
Lin, Jingxia. Singapore
Mandarin - Its Status and Structure as a Regional Language Variety (under contract with Springer, full manuscript to be
submitted in 2019) 2.
Lin, Jingxia. In press. Encoding Motion Events in Mandarin Chinese.
John Benjamins. Sample
chapter + references 3.
Dong, Minghui, Jingxia
Lin, and Xuri Tang (eds.). 2016. Chinese
Lexical Semantics (Selected Papers from CLSW2016). Cham: Springer. 4.
Ng, Bee Chin and Jingxia
Lin (eds.). 2016. Lingua
Sinica: Special Issue on Language and Emotion in Chinese Languages.
Journal articles (Corresponding author underlined) 1.
Peck Jeeyoung, and Jingxia Lin. (accepted and to appear in 2019). Semantic constraint on preposition
incorporation of postverbal locative PPs in Mandarin Chinese. Language
and Linguistics. (pdf)
2. Lin,
Jingxia and Yong Kang Khoo. (accepted and to appear in 2018). Singapore Mandarin Chinese: Its variations
and studies. Chinese Language and Discourse. (pdf) 3.
Lin, Jingxia
and Yao Yao. 2016. Encoding emotion in Chinese: A database of Chinese emotion
words with information of emotion type, intensity, and valence. Lingua Sinica, 2(6): 1-22. (pdf) 4.
Lin, Jingxia
and Jeeyoung Peck. 2016. Classification
of mandarin Chinese simple adjectives: A scale-based analysis of their
quantitative denotations. Language and Linguistics 17(6):
827-855. (pdf) 5.
Lin,
Jingxia. 2015. Encoding motion events in Chinese and the
“Scalar Specificity Constraint”. Lingua
Sinica, 1(4): 1-29. (pdf) 6.
Lin,
Jingxia. 2013.
Thing-place distinction and localizer distribution in Chinese directed
motion construction. Linguistics 51(5): 855-891. (pdf) 7.
Peck,
Jeeyoung, Jingxia Lin, and Chaofen Sun. 2013. Aspectual
classification of Mandarin Chinese verbs: A perspective of scale structure. Language and Linguistics 14(4): 663-700. (pdf) 8.
Lin,
Jingxia. 2013. 制约古代汉语地点介词“於/子” 使用的几个因素: 递归分区统计分析法[Factors restricting the use of the
locative preposition yu in Classical Chinese: A statistical model of
recursive partitioning]. Journal
of Chinese Linguistics, Vol 40 (1): 1-20. (In Chinese) (pdf) 9. Lin, Jingxia and Jeeyoung Peck. 2011. The syntax of
multi-morpheme motion construction in Chinese: An analysis based on scale
structure. Studies in
Language, 35(2): 337-379.
(pdf) 10. Newman, John, Jingxia Lin, Terry Butler,
and Eric Zhang. 2007. Wenzhou Spoken Corpus. Corpora, 2(1): 97-109. (pdf) Book Chapters and Monograph Articles 1. Lin,
Jingxia, Dingxu Shi, Menghan, Jiang and Chu-Ren
Huang. To appear in 2018. Variations in World Chineses. In Chu-Ren Huang,
Zhuo Jing-Schmidt, and Barbara Meisterernst (eds.), Variations in World
Chineses. In The Routledge Handbook of Applied Chinese
Linguistics. Francis & Tyalor. (pdf)
2.
Peck,
Jeeyoung, Jingxia Lin, and Chaofen Sun. 2016. A scalar
analysis of Chinese incremental theme VPs. In
Eom Ik-Sang and Weijia Zhang (Eds.), Language Evolution and Changes
in Chinese, Journal of
Chinese Linguistics monograph series 26, 216-246. (pdf)
3. Lin,
Jingxia and
Chaofen Sun. 2016. Preposition and preposition phrase. In Chu-Ren Huang
and Dingxu Shi (eds.), A
Reference Grammar of Chinese,
353-400. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press. 4.
Khoo, Yong Kang and Jingxia
Lin. 2016. Motion constructions in Singapore Mandarin Chinese: A
typological perspective. In Minghui Dong, Jingxia Lin and Xuri Tang (eds.), Chinese Lexical Semantics (CLSW 2016,
Revised Selected Papers). Cham: Springer. 743-750. (pdf) 5. Ng,
Chin Loong, Jingxia Lin and Yao
Yao. 2016. Polarity of Chinese emotion words: The construction
of a polarity database based on Singapore Chinese Speakers. In Minghui Dong, Jingxia Lin and Xuri Tang (eds.), Chinese Lexical Semantics (CLSW 2016,
Revised Selected Papers). Cham: Springer. 110-119. (pdf) 6.
Yuan, Xuelian and Jingxia
Lin. 2016. Classifiers in Singapore Mandarin Chinese: A Corpus based
Study. In Minghui Dong, Jingxia Lin and Xuri Tang (eds.), Chinese Lexical Semantics (CLSW 2016, Revised
Selected Papers). Cham: Springer. 65-75. (pdf) 7.
Lin, Jingxia. 2015. Adverbial clauses. In
James D. Wright (ed.), International Encyclopedia of the Social and
Behavioral Sciences, 2nd edition, Vol 1, 185-188. Oxford:
Elsevier. (pdf) 8.
Lin,
Jingxia. 2015. The
encoding of motion events in Chinese. In Shi Yuan William Wang and Chaofen Sun (eds.), Oxford Handbook of Chinese
Linguistics, 322-335. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 9. Lin, Jingxia and Yao Yao. 2014. Categorization and intensity of Chinese
emotion. In Xinchun Su and
Tingting He (eds.), Chinese Lexical
Semantics (Lecture Notes in
Computer Science 2014), 181-190. Heidelberg: Springer. 10. Huang, Chu-Ren and Jingxia Lin.
2013. The ordering of Mandarin Chinese light verbs. In Donghong Ji and
Guozheng Xiao (eds.), Chinese Lexical Semantics, 728-735.
Heidelberg: Springer. Conferences proceedings 1. Yao, Yao, Jingxia Lin and
Chu-Ren Huang. To appear. Lexicalized emotion? - Tonal patterns of
emotion words in Chinese. The 25th North American Conference on
Chinese Linguistics (NACCL-25). 2.
Peck,
Jeeyoung, Jingxia Lin, and Chaofen Sun. To appear.
Re-examining aspectual classification
of Chinese verbs. Proceedings
of the 24th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL-24). 3.
Lin, Jingxia. 2016. What is possible in lexicalization of motion events? The case of Wenzhou
Dialect. Proceedings of The 17th Chinese Lexical Semantics Workshop. 4.
Chu-Ren
Huang, Jingxia Lin, Menghan
Jiang and Hongzhi Xu. 2014. Corpus-based study and identification of
Mandarin Chinese light verb variations. COLING Workshop on Applying NLP Tools to Similar Languages, Varieties
and Dialects, 1-10. (pdf) 5.
Lin, Jingxia, Hongzhi Xu, Menghan Jiang and Chu-Ren
Huang. 2014. Annotation and classification of light verbs and
light verb variations in Mandarin Chinese. COLING Workshop on Lexical and Grammatical Resources for Language
Processing, 75-82. (pdf) 6. Neo, Chai Ling Valerie and Jingxia Lin. 2014. "Manner vs.
path" revisited: A case study on the motion verb zhui in Modern Chinese. Proceedings of the 15th Chinese
Lexical Semantics Workshop. 7.
Lin,
Jingxia. 2013.
The figure’s final location must be identifiable: Localizer distribution in
Chinese directed motion construction. Proceedings of the 37th Annual Meeting of the Berkeley
Linguistics Society, 242-256. 8.
Lin,
Jingxia, Chu-Ren
Huang, Huarui Zhang, and Hongzhi Xu. 2012. The
headedness of Mandarin Chinese serial verb constructions: A corpus-Based
study. Proceedings of PACLIC 2012: The 26th Pacific
Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation, 428-435. (Best Paper Award) (pdf) 9.
Huang
Chu-Ren, Jingxia Lin,
and Huarui Zhang. 2012. World Chineses based on comparable corpus: The
case of grammatical variations jinxing. 澳门语言文化研究 Macau Studies on Language and Culture, 397-414. (pdf) 10. Lin, Jingxia. 2011. The Order of Mandarin Chinese
Motion Morphemes and the “Scalar Specificity Constraint”. Proceedings of PACLIC 2011: The
25th Pacific Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation,
525-532. 11. Lin, Jingxia and Chu-Ren Huang. 2011. The co-occurrence of two delimiters: An
investigation of Mandarin Chinese resultatives. Proceedings of PACLIC2011: The 25th Pacific Asia
Conference on Language, Information and Computation, 519-524. (pdf) 12. Lin, Jingxia. 2011. The
order of motion morphemes in Chinese multi-morpheme motion construction: An analysis based on
scale structure. In Proceedings
of 12th Chinese Lexical Semantics Workshop, 25-33. 13. Newman, John and Jingxia Lin. 2006. The
purposefulness of going: A corpus-linguistic study. In Jacek Walinski,
Krzysztof Kredens & Stanislaw Gozdz-Roszkowski, eds., Practical Applications in Language
and Computers 2005 Proceedings, 293-308, Frankfurt/Main: Peter Lang GmbH.
(pdf) Others 1.
[book review] Lin, Jingxia. 2016.
Book review: New Perspectives of Chinese Syntax. Journal of Chinese Linguistics, 44(2): 451-457. (pdf) 2.
[PhD dissertation] Lin, Jingxia. 2011. The encoding of
motion events in Chinese: Multi-morpheme motion constructions. Stanford:
Stanford University. 3.
[database]
Lin, Jingxia. 2016. Corpus of Spoken Singapore Chinese. A collection of
transcribed and annotated Spoken Singapore Chinese (about 450,000 characters).
The primary purpose of the corpus is for documenting and research on
Singapore Mandarin Chinese. Currently it is also available to FYP/URECA
students for research projects and students of HC2053 for class projects on
Singapore Mandarin Chinese. 4.
[database]
Lin, Jingxia and John Newman. 2006. Wenzhou Spoken Corpus. An online
searchable corpus of transcribed and annotated Spoken Wenzhou dialect, Wu
Chinese (about 150,000 words). The primary purpose of the corpus is for
documenting and research on Wenzhou dialect. The corpus is available at http://ntuprojects.com/wenzhou/ or http://www.artsrn.ualberta.ca/wenzhou/ Invited Talks 1.
Lin,
Jingxia and
Yong Kang Khoo. 2018. Error or variation? An empirical study of student
writings in different Mandarin Varieties. International Workshop on
Practical Chinese Writing. University of Macau, Macau, July 31. 2.
Lin,
Jingxia.
2017. Semantic constraints on the word order of Chinese location PPs. Xiamen
University, China, November 29. 3.
Lin,
Jingxia. 2016. The
typology of lexicalization and the motion constructions in Wenzhou dialect. Symposium on the
Studies of Chinese Verbs.
Stanford University, USA, April 23. 4.
Peck,
Jeeyoung and Jingxia Lin. 2016. Semantic constraints on a
verb-preposition incorporation and objecthood status of locative PPs in
Mandarin Chinese. Symposium on the Studies of Chinese Verbs. Stanford University, USA, April 23. 5.
Lin, Jingxia. 2015. How emotional are you? A Survey of emotion category and
intensity of Chinese emotion words. NTU
Linguistics and Multilingual Studies TGIF Seminar Series. Singapore, May 22. 6.
Lin, Jingxia. 2015. What Does Lexical Semantics Tell us? Inner Mongolia
University, Hohhot, China, May 14. 7.
Lin, Jingxia. 2012. Encoding Motion Events in
Chinese. Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, March 7. Conference Presentations 1. Lin, Jingxia. 2018. Language
contact and change in Singapore: A case study of speech act verbs in
Singapore Mandarin Chinese. The 16th Annual Conference of the
International Association of Urban Language Studies & The 7th Japan-China
International Workshop: Language Policy and Language Inheritance in Modern
China. Oita, Japan,
September 11-13. 2.
Lin,
Jingxia. 2018.
Grammaticalization of shuo
and jiang in Singapore Mandarin
Chinese: A Spoken-Corpus-Based Study. The 19th Chinese Lexical Semantics Workshop (CLSW2018). Chiayi,
Taiwan, May
26-28. pdf 3.
Lin, Jingxia.
2018. Shuo as a complementizer in
Singapore Mandarin Chinese. The joint meeting of the 26th Annual
Conference of International Association of Chinese Linguistics (IACL-26)
& the 20th International Conference on Chinese Language and Culture (ICCLC-20).
Madison, USA, May 4-6. 4. Chang, Tan Ling and Jingxia Lin. 2016. Bilinguals’ acquisition of Chinese relative
clauses: An empirical study of Singapore English-Chinese bilinguals. The 24th Annual Conference of the
International Association of Chinese Linguistics (IACL2016). Beijing,
China, July 17-19. 5. Lin,
Jingxia. 2016. What is possible in lexicalization
of motion events? The case of Wenzhou Dialect. The 17th Chinese Lexical Semantics Workshop (CLSW2016).
Singapore, May 20-21. 6. Khoo, Yong Kang and Jingxia Lin. 2016. Motion constructions in Singapore Mandarin
Chinese: A typological perspective. The
17th Chinese Lexical Semantics Workshop (CLSW2016). Singapore, May 20-21.
7. Yuan, Xuelian and Jingxia Lin. 2016. Classifiers in Singapore Mandarin Chinese: A
corpus based study. The 17th Chinese
Lexical Semantics Workshop (CLSW2016). Singapore, May 20-21. 8. Ng, Chin Loong, Jingxia Lin, and Yao Yao. 2016. Polarity of Chinese emotion words:
The construction of a polarity database based on Singapore Chinese speakers. The 17th Chinese Lexical Semantics
Workshop (CLSW2016). Singapore, May 20-21. 9. Huang, Chu-Ren, Menghan Jiang, and Jingxia Lin. 2015. Comparable corpus
based approach to description and identification of varieties of Chinese. The
3d Variation in Action: A Multilingual Approach (Variamu) Workshop.
Aix-en-Provence, France, October 1-2. 10. Jiang, Menghan, Jingxia
Lin and Chu-Ren Huang. 2015. A comparable corpus-based study of VO compound
variations between Mainland and Taiwan Mandarin. The 23rd Annual Conference of the International Association of
Chinese Linguistics (IACL2015). Seoul, Korea, August 26-28. 11. Peck, Jeeyoung and Jingxia
Lin. 2015. Word order and quantification in Modern Mandarin Chinese. The 23rd Annual Conference of the
International Association of Chinese Linguistics (IACL2015). Seoul,
Korea, August 26-28. 12. Lin, Jingxia and Yao Yao. 2015. Encoding emotion in Chinese: Category and
intensity of Chinese emotion words. The
16th Chinese Lexical Semantics Workshop. Beijing, China, May 9-11. 13. Peck, Jeeyoung and Jingxia
Lin. 2014. Event quantification constraint on word order in Modern
Mandarin Chinese. The 14th International
Workshop of the Chinese Language and Culture Association. Shanghai,
China, December 7. 14. Chu-Ren Huang, Jingxia
Lin, Menghan Jiang and Hongzhi Xu. 2014. Corpus-based study and
identification of Mandarin Chinese light verb variations. COLING Workshop on Applying NLP Tools to
Similar Languages, Varieties and Dialects. Dublin, Ireland, August
23. 15. Lin, Jingxia, Hongzhi Xu, Menghan Jiang and Chu-Ren Huang.
2014. Annotation and classification of light verbs and light verb
variations in Mandarin Chinese. COLING
Workshop on Lexical and Grammatical Resources for Language Processing.
Dublin, Ireland, August 24. 16. Pak, Xin Yan, Jingxia
Lin and John Newman. 2014. Statistical comparison of Singaporean and
Mainland Mandarin Chinese: A corpus-based study on sentence final
particles. The
3rd International Symposium on Chinese Language and Discourse.
Birkbeck, UK, June 11-13. 17. Lin, Jingxia and Yao Yao. 2014. Categorization and intensity of
Chinese emotion words. The
15th Chinese Lexical Semantics Workshop. Macau, June 9-12. 18. Neo, Chai Ling Valerie and Jingxia Lin. 2014. "Manner vs. path" revisited: A case
study on the motion verb zhui in
Modern Chinese. The
15th Chinese Lexical Semantics Workshop. Macau, June 9-12. 19. Peck, Jeeyoung and Jingxia
Lin. 2014. Word order constraint on event delimitation in Mandarin
Chinese. The 22nd Annual
Conference of the IACL & the 26th North American Conference on Chinese
Linguistics. Maryland, USA, May 2-4. 20. Lin, Jingxia and Yao Yao. 2014. An online survey on emotion
category and intensity of Chinese emotion words. The 22nd Annual Conference of the IACL & the 26th North
American Conference on Chinese Linguistics. Maryland, USA, May
2-4. 21. Jiang, Menghan, Jingxia
Lin and Chu-Ren Huang. 2014. A corpus-based statistical analysis of
Chinese light verbs jinxing ‘proceed’ and jiayi ‘inflict’. The 22nd Annual
Conference of the IACL & the 26th North American Conference on Chinese
Linguistics. Maryland, USA, May 2-4. 22. Pak, Xin Yan, Jingxia
Lin and John Newman. 2014. Sentence final particles in Singapore
Chinese: A corpus-based statistical comparison with Mainland Chinese. The 22nd Annual Conference of the IACL
& the 26th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics.
Maryland, USA, May 2-4. 23. Lin, Jingxia, Menghan Jiang, and Chu-Ren Huang. 2014. A comparable
corpus driven, multivariate approach to light verb variations in World
Chineses. Workshop of The 2nd
Asia Pacific Corpus Linguistics Conference (APCLC 2014): Corpus-based
Approaches to Language Variations. Hong Kong, March 9. 24. Yao, Yao, Jingxia
Lin and Chu-Ren Huang. 2013. Lexicalized emotion? - Tonal
patterns of emotion words in Chinese. The 25th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL-25). Michigan,
USA, June 21-23. 25. Lin, Jingxia and Jeeyoung Peck. 2013. Scalar analysis on Mandarin
Chinese gradable adjectives. The
14th International Workshop of the Chinese Language and Culture
Association. Seoul, Korea, June 15. 26. Lin, Jingxia and Jeeyoung Peck. 2013. Mandarin Chinese adjectives
- A perspective of scale structure. The 21st Annual Conference of the International Association of
Chinese Linguistics (IACL-21). Taipei, Taiwan, June 7-9. 27. Lin, Jingxia, Chu-Ren Huang, Huarui Zhang, and Hongzhi Xu.
2012. The headedness of Mandarin Chinese serial verb constructions: A
corpus-based Study. PACLIC 2012:
The 26th Pacific Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation.
Bali, Indonesia, November 6-8. 28. Huang, Chu-Ren and Jingxia
Lin. 2012. The order of serial VPs in Mandarin Chinese SVCs: A proto-VP
approach. The 20th Annual
Conference of the International Association of Chinese Linguistics
(IACL-20). Hong Kong, August 29-31. 29. Lin, Jingxia. 2012. Scalar change in Mandarin Chinese verbs and
other syntactic units. The 20th
Annual Conference of the International Association of Chinese Linguistics
(IACL-20). Hong Kong, August 29-31. 30. Huang, Chu-Ren, Dingxu Shi, and Jingxia Lin. 2012. Design criteria of a corpus-based Chinese
reference grammar. Forum on “Y.R. Chao and Linguistics”. Hong Kong, August 28. 31. Huang, Chu-Ren and Jingxia
Lin. 2012. The ordering of Mandarin Chinese light verbs. The 13th Chinese Lexical Semantics
Workshop. Wuhan, China, July 6-8. 32. Peck, Jeeyoung, Jingxia
Lin and Chaofen Sun. 2012. Aspectual classification with scale
feature in Mandarin Chinese. The
10th International Symposium on China Regional Culture and
Language. Seoul, Korea, June 29. 33. Peck, Jeeyoung, Jingxia
Lin and Chaofen Sun. 2012. Re-examining aspectual
classification of Chinese verbs. The 24th North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics (NACCL-24). San
Francisco, USA, June 8-10. 34. Lin, Jingxia. 2012. The encoding of motion events: Order of motion
morpheme in Mandarin Chinese. The
86th Annual Meeting of the Linguistic Society of America. Portland, USA,
January 5-8. 35. Lin, Jingxia. 2011. The order of Mandarin Chinese motion morphemes and the “Scalar Specificity
Constraint”. PACLIC 2011: The
25th Pacific Asia Conference on Language, Information and Computation. Singapore,
December 16-18. 36. Lin, Jingxia and Chu-Ren Huang. 2011. The co-occurrence of two delimiters:
An investigation of Mandarin Chinese resultatives. PACLIC 2011: The 25th Pacific Asia Conference on Language,
Information and Computation. Singapore, December 16-18. 37. Huang, Chu-Ren, Jingxia
Lin, and Huarui Zhang. 2011. Corpus-based study of World Chineses. The Sixth Cross-strait Symposium on
Modern Chinese. Macau, November 27. 38. Huang, Chu-Ren and Jingxia
Lin. 2011. The order of paired serial VPs in Mandarin Chinese:
A syntax-semantics interface perspective. The Joint Symposium on the Interfaces of Grammar. Beijing, China,
October 19-21. 39. Lin, Jingxia. 2011. The order of motion morphemes in Chinese multi-morpheme
motion construction: An analysis based on scale structure. The 12th Chinese Lexical Semantics
Workshop, Taipei, Taiwan, May 3-5. 40. Lin, Jingxia. 2011. The figure’s final location must be identifiable: Localizer distribution
in Chinese directed motion construction. The 37th Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society,
Berkeley, USA, February 12-13. 41. Lin, Jingxia. 2010. The distribution of motion verbs in Modern Mandarin
Chinese: A perspective from the syntax-semantics interface. Chinese Linguistics Workshop,
Stanford, USA, December 1. 42. Lin, Jingxia. 2009. 制约古汉语地点介词“于”的几个因素: 递归统计分析法 [Factors restricting the use of locative preposition yu in
Classical Chinese: A statistical model of recursive partitioning]. The Fifth International Conference on
Chinese Grammaticalization. Shanghai, China, August 21-22.
43. Lin, Jingxia. 2007. The “ditransitive construction” with provider as indirect
object in Mandarin Chinese. The 8th
Stanford Semantics Fest. Stanford, USA, March 16. 44. Lin, Jingxia and John Newman. 2005. The Wenzhou Spoken Corpus: Tools
for a usage-based approach to Wenzhou lexis and syntax. The 4th International Wu Dialect Conference. Ningbo, China,
March 18-20. 45. Lin, Jingxia. 2006. A corpus-based comparative study of the
grammaticalization of Wenzhou and Mandarin COME and GO. The 22nd Northwest Linguistics Conference (NWLC 22).
Burnaby, Canada, February 18-19. 46. Lin, Jingxia. 2005. Corpus construction and application: The case of Wenzhou.
Alberta Conference on Linguistics.
Banff, Canada, October 22. 47. Newman, John, Jingxia
Lin, and Daniel Aberra. 2005. XML-based corpus construction of Wenzhou
and Amharic. Canadian Symposium on
Text Analysis (CaSTA). Edmonton, Canada, October 3-7. |
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