Claudia Ross,
Ph.D.
Professor-Chinese Language, Linguistics, and
Culture
Education:
Ph.D., The
M.A., The
B.A.,
Professor Ross is the
Coordinator of the Chinese Section and an Asian Studies faculty member. She is a
member of the Board of Directors of the Chinese Language Teachers Association
(CLTA) and has twice served as President of CLTA. She is a member of the
Advisory Board of the CET Chinese Program, and she has served as resident
director of the program.
Primary
Research Interests:
Linguistics: Lexical and semantic structure
Chinese language pedagogy
Recent
Publications:
2004. Outline of Chinese
Grammar. Schaum's Outlines Series.
2001. Traditional Chinese
Tales: A Course in Intermediate Chinese. book and CD-ROM published Far
Eastern Publications.
2002. Aspectual Category Shift in Mandarin
Chinese, Journal of Chinese Linguistics
30.2.343-369.
2001. Evaluating Chinese Textbooks, Journal
of the Chinese Language Teachers’ Association 36.2.1-22.
1998. Cognate Objects and the Realization of
Thematic Structures in Mandarin Chinese, in Jerome Packard, ed., New
Approaches to Chinese Word Formation, pp.
329-346.
1997. Language and Law: Sources of Systematic
Vagueness and Ambiguous Authority in Chinese Statutory Language.
1997. The Framework for
Post-Basic Chinese. Journal of the Chinese Language Teachers Association
Volume 32: 3, pp. 51-56.
1995. Temporal and
Aspectual Reference in Mandarin Chinese. Journal
of Chinese
Linguistics 23.1.87-136.
Contact
Information:
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College of the Holy
Cross |
Phone: (508)
793-3335 Fax: (508)
793-3708 E-Mail:cross@holycross.edu |
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