https://i.imgur.com/BTaNgX4.png 講題：A description and analysis of the discourse particle ne in White Hmong 講者：Prof. Hooi Ling Soh (University of Minnesota) 時間：5月24日（六）上午10點 地點：Google Meet 線上會議 主持人：臺灣師範大學丁仁教授 與談人：Prof. Andrew Simpson (University of Southern California) 報名連結：https://tinyurl.com/3uzfsnez Abstract In this talk, I present a detailed description and analysis of the distribution and meaning contributions of the discourse particle ne in White Hmong (also known as Hmong Daw or Hmoob Dawb). An example of the use of ne is given in (1). (1) a. Kuv tsis tau dadej. 1SG not PERF shower 'I haven't showered yet.' b. Kuv tsis tau dadej ne! 1SG not PERF shower NE '(But) I haven't showered yet!' I show that ne can be used in statements, yes-no questions, wh-questions, as well as in the so-called "truncated" questions (appearing after a nominal phrase or a conditional clause). I offer an analysis of the different yet ( potentially) related meaning contributions of ne in these environments, and propose that ne marks contrast, at least in some of its uses. I argue that some cases of the use of ne do not involve just the discourse marker ne, but rather they also contain an unpronounced reportative marker no before ne. I present an analysis of how ne interacts with no and discuss evidence that suggests that ne may scope over a complement clause. In addition, I show that no as a reportative marker is generally restricted to third person reports. However, this person restriction is lifted when no occurs with ne. I speculate on why the occurrence of ne allows no to mark first and second person reports. I conclude by discussing implications of the analysis. --

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