普通话的普及对中国方言多样性的消极影响毕业论文.docx

1、普通话的普及对中国方言多样性的消极影响毕业论文西安外国语大学毕业论文（设计）任务书（开题报告）姓名性别班级学号毕业论文（设计）题目：普通话的普及对中国方言多样性的消极影响任务起止日期 2013 年12 月20 日 至 2014 年 05 月20 日毕业论文主要内容及参考文献： 1955年，全国文字改革会议确立了推广普通话。1956年，中国国务院发布关于推广普通话的指示。现代中国主要有七大方言：官话、吴语、粤语、闽语、湘语、客家话和赣语。随着推广普通话运动半个世纪以来的大力实施，中国各方言使用区内部有许多较小地区的本土方言已经开始萎缩甚至消失。专家们指出，大多数汉语方言会逐渐濒危或消亡，能长久保

2、存的将是几个大城市的方言，如上海方言、粤语等。因此对中国方言多样性流失的研究已急需开展，这对于保护中国语言文化以及地方风俗文化是非常重要的。在中国方言使用的范围逐渐缩小的形势下，以及中国对于本土方言的研究落后于欧美国家的前提下，我国已有一些语言学家着手于研究各个地区方言的特征。如袁家骅(1983)主编的汉语方言概要，着重对中国七大方言形成的历史背景、语音系统、词汇语法特点作了详细的描写和分析。李如龙(2007)指出，方言的萎缩、语言的统一成了任何人都无法阻挡的时代潮流。这些专家学者们主编的书目为本论文在近半个世纪以来，普通话对中国方言的影响以及方言在语法和词汇特征上的的变化研究提供了珍贵的资料

3、。本文拟分为五个部分，首先介绍普通话普及之现状。第二部分提出中国方言多样性流失之现象。第三部分探讨特定方言区的代表方言在语法和词汇上发生的明显改变。第四部分将探讨这一现象的原因。最后一部分将提出一些保护中国方言多样性的具体方法。在普通话在全国范围内推广之后，各地区方言的独特词汇开始在全国范围内都通用了吗？不同方言听起来都越来越接近普通话、越来越消失其“土味”了么？这些问题将在本文中得到回答，希望能为中国方言学研究献出绵薄之力。Chambers, J. K. (1998). Dialectology. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.Ladefoged

4、, P. (2009). A course in phonetics. Beijing: Foreign Language Teaching And Research Press.Hu, Z. L. (2001). Linguistics. A course book. Beijing: Peking University Press.李如龙. 汉语方言学M. 北京: 高等教育出版社, 2007.袁家骅. 汉语方言概要M. 北京: 语文出版社, 1983.指导教师 (签名)年 月 日普通话的普及对中国方言多样性的消极影响摘要中国是一个幅员辽阔的国家，其各地区的方言呈现出百花齐放之态。然而在新中

5、国成立以后，普通话推广运动迅速在全国范围内展开，使得许多方言逐渐消失其独特性，其语音、词汇和语法都不断向普通话靠拢。而方言中保存了大量古汉语的成分，以及不少俗字、简字。这些材料对于汉语史以及地域文化的研究是有重大意义的。因此关于中国方言多样性逐渐流失的研究已刻不容缓。本文从五个方面入手，主要使用比较与举例的方法，着重分析了某特定方言在普通话推广半个世纪以来发生的明显变化，指出了如何应对中国方言多样性逐渐流失这一趋势。作者提出了一些实用的对策和应对方法，希望能对中国方言学研究做出些许贡献。矚慫润厲钐瘗睞枥庑赖。关键词：中国方言；多样性；普通话推广；消极影响The Negative Effects

6、 of the Popularity of Putonghua on Chinese Dialects Diversity聞創沟燴鐺險爱氇谴净。AbstractChina is a country which covers a vast territory, and it has a great variety of dialects. The campaign of Putonghuas promotion was carried out all over this country after new China was founded, which has resulted in the

7、fact that many dialects lost their uniqueness. In addition, the pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar of those dialects are getting much similar to Putonghua. Chinese dialects preserve many elements of ancient Chinese as well as informal characters and simplified characters. Those resources are nec

8、essary for the study on the history of Chinese and local culture. Therefore, it is urgent to study the gradual loss of the diversity of Chinese dialects. Divided into five parts, this paper mainly adopts the comparison method with examples. It emphasizes the analysis of a certain dialects changes af

9、ter the campaign of Putonghuas promotion in the past half century as well as the ways to face this trend. The author comes up with some practical solutions and approaches, hoping this paper could contribute a little to Chinese dialectology.残骛楼諍锩瀨濟溆塹籟。Key Words: Chinese dialects; diversity; Putonghua

10、s promotion; negative effects酽锕极額閉镇桧猪訣锥。Table of ContentsIntroductionThe promotion of Putonghua has always been a controversial issue. China has 56 nationalities, and each of them has their own language. Besides, the Han people from different places have their own dialect. Before the promotion campa

11、ign of Putonghua, taking Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) for example, the average people from different provinces couldnt understand each other. On the contrary, the officials of the Qing government had to acquire the ability to speak Mandarin so that they could communicate with the emperor and other offic

12、ials. Qing government expressly provided that juren, shengyuan, gongjian and tongsheng (the scholars of ancient China who had different ranks), who didnt understand Mandarin, were not allowed to be sent to national tests (Yi, 2002). After the promotion campaign of Putonghua, each province in China h

13、as a standard spoken language. This promotion campaign really helps a lot in the communication and cooperation of different areas. It is also an awesome way to ensure the nations reunification as well as unity of the 56 nationalities. Thats the advantage which we cant deny. China, as a country vast

14、in land area, has various and diverse dialects. Dialect, as a part of the civilization, shows the customs of different parts in China. The sooner the promotion campaign of Putonghua, the faster the Chinese dialects fade away.阌擻輳嬪諫迁择楨秘騖。Generally speaking, there are 7 main dialects area in China: Man

15、darin area, Wu dialect area, Cantonese area, Min dialect area, Xiang dialect area, Kejia dialect area, and Gan dialect area. Actually, Putonghua is based on Beijing pronunciation, and its basic dialect is mandarin (Yuan, 1983). Since Putonghua promoting to all over China, most school teachers have b

16、een expected to give lessons in Putonghua, except those aging teachers who could hardly change their accent. Consequently, a lot of students start putting Putonghua first and dialect second. After all, the seven main dialects, except for mandarin, are only frequently used in specific areas. Meantime

17、 they are constantly impacted by themselves (Yuan, 1983). In recent years, many studies have focused on the loss of Chinese dialects diversity, and many organizations and experts have made efforts to protect the diversity. After all, we have to admit that dialects atrophy and the unity of the langua

18、ge has become the trend of the times that no one can stop (Li, 2007). Yuan (1983) stated that in a long period, standardization of Chinese went with the concentration of dialects. The various dialects would also continue to exist and play a role, as well as obeying and enriching Chinese national lan

19、guage. And finally, they would disappear in the national language. 氬嚕躑竄贸恳彈瀘颔澩。After reading the literature on Chinese dialectology, the author finds that most of the experts did not describe the exact impact of the promotion campaign of Putonghua, especially the impact on the vocabulary and grammar

20、of typical dialects. Moreover, most of the researches was limited to pure dialects research, so the relationships between dialects and culture were rarely studied (Li, 2007). Whats more, there were not many specific solutions to improving the loss of Chinese dialects diversity. The author want to pr

21、ove that the popularity of Putonghua has already brought negative effects on Chinese dialects diversity. Focusing on that point, the author aims at telling readers how to improve the current situation from the Chinese government, the society, as well as the average people. The vocabulary and grammar

22、 changes of one specific dialect will also be talked about in this paper. In this way, the author hopes this paper could contribute a little to the protection and vocabulary territory of Chinese dialectology. Since this paper refers to some examples in spoken language together with definite ways to

23、improve the current situation of Chinese dialects, the author chooses the qualitative research method and the comparative approach.釷鹆資贏車贖孙滅獅赘。This paper is divided into five parts. In the first part, the current situation of Putonghuas popularity will be stated. Next, the author will focus on the lo

24、ss of Chinese dialects diversity. In the third part, the concrete changes of Guanzhong dialect in grammar and vocabulary will be described. The author will argue the causes of the loss in the fourth part. The last part will describe the definite ways to protect Chinese dialects diversity from differ

25、ent aspects.怂阐譜鯪迳導嘯畫長凉。I. The Current Situation of Putonghuas Promotion谚辞調担鈧谄动禪泻類。 Putonghuas promotion was determined by the Committee of National Language Reform in the year of 1955. 嘰觐詿缧铴嗫偽純铪锩。As an old saying goes: “When there are no rules, there are no standards.” So in Qin dynasty (221-206 B.C

26、.), Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of Qin, unified the six feudal kingdoms, promoted the same characters, and made seal script the official written language of the whole country. In Qing dynasty (1644-1911), the Han officials still kept the former dynastys language, the Mandarin of Ming dynasty (1

27、368-1644). Although the Manchu officials spoke their Man language, most of them were imitating Beijing Mandarin of Han people after they entered the capital Beijing. The Beijing dialect was mixed with special elements of Manchu language. This mixed pronunciation is the former form of standard Beijin

28、g pronunciation (Yi, 2002).熒绐譏钲鏌觶鷹緇機库。During the period of Republic of China (1912-1949), in order to unite all the peoples, Chinese government started to advocate Guoyu movement. In 1909, the Qing government established the Mandarin Editorial Committee. It was the first time that the common Mandari

29、n was officially named “Mandarin”. In 1919, the New Culture Movement was spread to many big cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin and Guangzhou. This movement focused on the use of Chinese vernacular in literature works. This act also helped Beijing Mandarin spread to the whole China.鶼渍螻偉阅劍鲰腎邏蘞。The

30、n the Peoples Republic of China was founded in 1949. In 1950, the State Publishing Department initiated the preparation of “Xinhua Dictionary”, a small modern authoritative dictionary. There are traditional and simplified characters as well as Pinyin in this dictionary. In 1960, the trial edition of

31、 Modern Chinese Dictionary was published. This is Chinas first Mandarin dictionary. Chinas State Council published “The instructions of the State Council on the promotion of Putonghua” in the year 1956. The definition of “Putong” means common and general. Actually, Putonghua is based on Beijing pron

32、unciation, and its basic dialect is Mandarin. The classic and regular vernacular work is Putonghuas grammar specification (Chao, 2006), for example, Kuang Ren Ri Ji/ A Madmans Diary by Lu Xun. After all, no one in ancient China successfully promoted a common spoken language. In this aspect, new China has achieved unprecedented progress.纣忧蔣氳頑莶驅藥悯骛。 After so many years of promotion on the national common language, some informal sayings have been replaced by Putonghuas vocabulary. Since Putonghua has been spread to more and more regions in China, the cit