Evolution Path and Development Trend of the Research on N-V Shift: Visual analysis based on bibliometrics

Yongjin Wu

doi:10.54097/nbka0305

Authors

Yongjin Wu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/nbka0305

Keywords:

Chinese, Noun-verb Shift, Bibliometrics, Evolution and Development

Abstract

N-V shift is a widespread linguistic phenomenon in Chinese, and it is also an important part of the study of part of speech. Based on bibliometrics softwares, this paper takes the related papers of N-V shift in China as the research object, collects 426 related studies from CNKI in recent 30 years (1992-2023) as data sources, and explores the evolution path and trendency of N-V shift from five dimensions: author, stage publishing trend, keyword clustering and co-occurrence network, and theme time zone change, and presents its research status, frontier trend and prospect in theory and practice, ontology and application, in order to provide reference for the future development of this field.

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