英文摘要 |
Based on sufficient fieldwork and recent materials, a comprehensive comparison of the phonological features of Hakka dialect across Gannan is firstly made to dis cuss the internal diversity. Secondly, the reason of internal diversity of Gannan Hakka is analyzed from three points of views: physical geography, administrative division, and historical immigration. Finally, combining with phonological identities and historical background, the relationship between Gannan Hakka and surrounding dialects is discussed, providing further basis for the Hakka ownership of Yuebei (north Guangdong) Tuhua and Bendihua in the middle and upper reaches of Dongjiang Basin. It is shown that the internal difference of Gannan Hakka could mainly be the difference between New Hakka and Old Hakka from the perspective of phonology. There are a slew of similarities between Old Hakka in Gannan and Yuebei, and Bendihua in the middle and upper reaches of Dongjiang Basin, while New Hakka in Gannan and Minxi Hakka, Yuedong Hakka are extremely coherent. Relatively speaking, Old Hakka and Gan dialect in the same province are much more identical. Viewing on the history of immigration, Old Hakka in Gannan and Yuebei, and Bendihua in the middle and upper reaches of Dongjiang Basin can be regarded as “West Line” Hakka. Correspondently, New Hakka in Gannan and Minxi Hakka, Yuedong Hakka can be regarded as “East Line” Hakka. The biggest difference between “West Line” and “East Line” Hakka, which probably originated at the beginning of the formation of Hakka dialect, is that MC zhuoshang(濁上)currently shifts to Yinping(陽平)whether or not. |