Chinese Lexical Semantics [electronic resource] : 23rd Workshop, CLSW 2022, Virtual Event, May 14–15, 2022, Revised Selected Papers, Part I /

Divergence and Convergence in Tense and Aspect Meanings of “guo” and “le” -- A Corpus-based Study on the Syllablic Form Selection of Ancient Chinese High-frequency Nouns in the Middle Ages -- On the Emergence of Positive Meaning of Xiāngdānɡ from the Structure of Xiāngdānɡ de NP -- Active and Passive Expressions of Tolerance: A Semantic Analysis of the Near-Synonyms ren3 and shou4 Based on MARVS Theory -- A Study of Nominal Verbs in Modern Chinese Based on Shannon-Wiener Index——Case Studies on “Bianhua” Words -- The Causativity of Preposition “Dui (for)” -- Construction of Grammar Collocation Library for International Chinese Language Education and Difficulty Standard -- The Study of Causal Nouns in Mandarin Chinese: From the Perspective of Syntactic Realization and Pragmatic Function -- Construction of Effective News Corpus in Commodity Futures Domain -- MSDD: A Multimodal Language Dataset for Stance Detection -- Novel Lexical Semantic Change and Interactivization -- The Phonetic Types, Mechanism, and Motivation of Syllable Contraction of "numerals + ge" in Henan dialect -- A Hybrid Account of the Expressivity in Mandarin Nominals -- The Relationship Between the Emphatic Meaning and the Adversative Meaning from the Perspective of Linguistic Typology: The Cases of Chinese Kě and Jiùshì -- Research on the Semantic Map of Multifunctional Morpheme Cong -- Aspectuality and Subjectivity of Le in Chinese Conditionals -- Research on the Phenomenon of Tone Sandhi of BB in ABB-Pattern Adjectives from the Perspective of Coercion Effects -- Extracting Concepts and Semantic Associates for Teaching Tang 300 Poems to L2 Learners -- Tracing Lexical Semantic Change with Distributional Semantics: Change and Stability -- A Study on the Recovery of Omitted Constituents in Chinese Elliptical Sentences -- Recognition of Disyllabic Intransitive Verbs and Study on Disyllabic Intransitive Verbs Taking Objects Based on Structure Retrieval -- The Introduction of Positive Position in “Vwish +VPneg” and its Pragmatic Consequences -- A Grammatical Study of Chinese Counter-Expectation Marker “Jìngrán” —in Comparison with Korean Counter-Expectation Marker “-tani” -- Variations in Alternative Pattern of Light Verb Construction between Taiwan and Mainland Mandarin -- Responses to Questions in Mandarin Chinese -- Semantic Dependency Analysis of Special Sentence Patterns in Ancient Chinese -- A Study on the Selection Mechanism of the Chinese Loan Words of the Same Signified with Different Signifiers -- A Case Study on Scalar Ordering Relations of Chinese Adverbs -- Study of Chinese Words in Diachronic Corpus of Newspaper -- The Similarities and Differences of Thanks Responses between Native Speakers and Mandarin Teaching Materials in Taiwan -- A Study on the Positional Relationship Between Preposition-Object Structures and Predicate Components in Mozi Based on Corpus -- The First Step to Resolve the Centennial Controversy over the Adverb Dōu: Classification -- The Syntactic Features of Chinese Verbs ofSaluting -- The Semantic Roles of Chinese Verbs of Saluting -- A Study on the Context Mode of the Linking Verb “Shi” Addressing a New Branch Naming -- Taking Comparison between the Degree Adverbs in Northeast Dialect and Taiwanese Mandarin from Three Perspectives — Taking Lǎo and Chāo as Examples -- Exploring the Semantic Differences of Motion Verbs from the Perspective of Image Schema — Take the Verbs "lā", " zhuài " and "tuō" as An Example -- A Corpus-Based Study of the Usage of Chinese Core Separable Words in the Use of Language -- Mandarin Analytic Causative Constructions with Shǐ and Ràng: A Usage-based Collostructional Analysis -- Topic and Focus in the Left Periphery of Old Xiang: Syntactic Cartography and Semantic Constraints.

The two-volume set LNAI 13495 and LNAI 13496, constitute the refereed post-workshop proceedings of the 23rd Chinese Lexical Semantics Workshop, CLSW 2022, held as a virtual event, during May 14-15, 2022. In total the two-volume set includes 39 full papers and 19 short papers which were carefully reviewed and selected from 214 submissions. They are organized in the following topical sections: lexical semantics; corpus linguistics; general linguistics, lexical resources; computational linguistics, applications of natural language processing.