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foreword
list of abbreviations
chapter one introduction
1.1 theories of conditionals and cfcs
1.2 goals of this book
1.3 some basic concepts of conditionals
1.3.1 various conditionals
1.3.2 examining the grammatical features of conditionals
1.4 structure of this book
chapter two a survey of conditionals and cfcs in chinese
2.1 chinese conditionals
2.1.1 conditionals vs.hypotheticals£ºa new definition
2.1.2 subclassification of conditionals
2.1.3 chinese and english conditionals
2.1.3.1 chinese donkey sentences
2.1.3.2 tense expressions
2.1.4 some grammatical features of conditionals in chinese
2.1.4.1 hypothetical conjunctions
2.1.4.2 the components of a conditional
2.1.4.3 subjectivity in conditionals
2.1.4.4 conditional as a typical irrealis modal sentence
2.2 some basic concepts about cfcs
2.2.1 definitions
2.2.2 cf sentence as subjectivised construction
2.2.3 modality and cfc
chapter three literature review
3.1 early stage£¨before 1980s£©
3.2 middle stage£¨mid 1980s to early 2000s£©
3.2.1 guohua chen£¨1988£©and yan jiang£¨2000£©
3.2.2 weixian wang et a1.£¨1994£©£¬fuyi xing£¨2001£© and jiaxuan shen£¨2003£©
3.3 recent stage£¨since the beginning of the 21 st century till now
3.3.1 realis vs.irrealis¡ªxiaoying luo£¨2006£©£¬min li£¨2006£©£¬xiaoling wang£¨2007£©£¬xueping zhang£¨2008£©
3.3.2 psychological experimental approach
3.3.3 linguistic approach£¨yaoshi£¨ÒªÊÇ£©vs.yaobushi£¨Òª²»ÊÇ£©Ò»yuying su£¨2008£©£©
chapter four cf ingredients£¨¢¡£©£ºtemporal expressions
4.1 a brief review of the previous studies on temporal structure in chinese
4.1.1 tripartite temporal structure¡ªping chen£¨1988£©
4.1.2 formal approaches¡ªyan jiang&haihua pan£¨2005£©
4.1.3 temporal reference¡ªyang gu£¨2007£©
4.1.4 relevance¡ªaccount of le£¨ÁË£©and guo£¨¹ý£©Ò»ljungqvist£¨2007£©
4.2 an analysis based on tripartite temporal system
4.2.1 phase
4.2.2 aspect
4.2.3 tense
4.3 more on temporal anchoring
4.4 interim summary
chapter five cf ingredients£¨¢¢£©
5.1 hypothetical conjunctions
5.1.1 ruguo£¨Èç¹û£©£¨yaoshi£¨ÒªÊÇ£©£¬yao£¨Òª£©£¬jiaru£¨¼ÙÈ磩£¬jiashi£¨¼Ùʹ£©£¬jiashe£¨¼ÙÉ裩£¬tangruo£¨ÌÈÈô£©£¬ruruo£¨ÈçÈô£©£¬sheruo£¨ÉèÈô£©£¬etc.£©
5.1.2 yaobushi£¨Òª²»ÊÇ£©£¨ruofei£¨Èô·Ç£©£¬ruobushi£¨Èô²»ÊÇ£©£¬ruguobushi£¨Èç¹û²»ÊÇ£©£¬etc.£©
5.1.3 wanyi£¨ÍòÒ»£©
5.1.4 a brief summary
5.1.5 cf sentences without c0njunctions
5.2 negation
5.3 personal pronouns
5.4 rhetorical questions
5.5 cf enhancers
5.6 summary
chapter six generating counterfactuality in mandarin conditional sentences
6.1 context determinism vs.ingredient determinism
6.2 minimalism£¬ contextualism and indexicalism
6.3 a three¡ªlayer context system
6.3.1 cf ingredients£ºlocal context
6.3.1.1 cf ingredients revisited
6.3.1.2 numbers talk
6.3.1.3 working mechanism
6.3.2 protasis and apodosis£ºcompound sentence context
6.3.2.1 binding argument
6.3.2.2 from protasis to apodosis£ºa process of saturation
6.3.3 macro context
6.3.4 interaction of three layers of contexts
chapter seven conclusions and prospects for future research
7.1 more on the interpretational system
7.2 recapitulation
7.3 suggestions for future research
references
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acknowledgements