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此资料由网络收集而来,如有侵权请告知上传者立即删除。资料共分享,我们负责传递知识。 本科英语毕业论文(设计)开题报告范例 ProposalforBAThesis I.Title:AStudyontheDifferencesofTopicsandSubjectsinEnglishandChinese II.Introduction Chinesegrammarsystem,inonesense,isbasicallyanimitationofwesterngrammarsystems.Butwhenweputintopratice,manyChinesegrammarianshavefoundthattherulesofthewesternizedlanguagesdonotholdwater.Therefore,manydisputesandcontroversieshavearisen,especiallythedifferencesofTopicsandSubjectsinEnglishandChinese.ItisnecessarytocombinethetraditionalresearchonChinesegrammarwiththecontemporarywesterntheoryofgrammar,sothatitcanhelpourChinesegrammarresearchjointthemainstreamofLinguisticsworldwideandbringthetwowaytogether---trytofindtheuniversalgrammar.Webelievethat,theprocessinconformityisnotalwaysSmoothandpleasant,buttheresultsaresupposedtobenefitChinaandtheworldfinally. III.LiteratureReview SubjectandtopicastwobasicconceptsinmodernLinguistics,theirrelationshipisconsideredasthecrucialresearchprojectandheatedtopicinLinguistics. 1,Subjectisoriginatedformthewesterngrammarsystems.Ingenerallinguistics,manyscholarsaretryingtogiveacurrentconcepttosubject.Accordingtotheresearchonallkindsoflanguagesaroundtheworld,Keenan(1976)summerizedthegrammatical,semanticandtextualfeaturesthatsubjecthas.ThefollowingareconclusionTrask(1993:266)madefromallkindsofdocumentsincludingKeenan(1976)(参见石毓智,2019): Subjectisthenounphrasethatprobablyhasthemostprominentfeatureinsyntacticrelationinsentence.Subjecthasallkindsoffeaturesingrammar,syntaticsandtext,mainlyconsistingof: 1Subjectrepresentsindependentsubstance; 2Subjectrestrictstheco-referenceinsentence,includingpronoun,reflexivepronounandnullanaphor; 3Subjectrestrictstheagreementinverbs; 4Subjectisthetopicwithnomark; 5Subjectcanbequestionedbyinterrogativepronoun,andalsocanbefocused. 6Subjectisusuallylackofmorphologicalmarkers. 7Subjectisususllyconsideredastheactorofunmarkedstructure. Hisconclusionmaybemoresuitabletodescribethecharactersofwesternlanguages.ConcerningChinese,partofthed