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Troisième communication intitulée « From a passive marker to a lexical verb ‘to give’ – a case of degrammaticalization? », présentée par le professeur Wang Jian 王健 de la Shanghai Jiaotong University 上海佳通大学, dans le cadre du séminaire du CRLAO sur "La typologie linguistique de l’Asie orientale".Date : mercredi 1er février 2017, de 16h à 18hLieu : Salons à l'INALCO, 2 rue de Lille, 75007 Paris La présentation sera donnée en anglais AbstractThe possible answer to a selective interrogative word such as ‘which one ?’ in English is understood as belonging to a given set. The selective interrogative words can be divided into four types in Sinitic languages from the perspective of different sources of these words. Two very interesting phenomena can be found in Sinitic languages. The first one is that in nearly all Sinitic languages the selective interrogative words share the same morphemes with interrogative words which are used to ask about PLACE. The second one is that, in a majority of Sinitic languages, the selective interrogative words can be used as a negator.Télécharger le pdf en cliquant ici.Pour toute information complémentaire, veuillez contacter Hilary Chappell sur hmchappell@gmail.com ou au CRLAO, 105 bd Raspail,  M. Hugues Feler au 01 53 10 53 71.