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量词超常使用（Supernormal use of quantifier） A study of the extraordinary use of Quantifiers in literary works Literary language is different from everyday language, and variability is a major feature of literary language. In literary creation, the writer uses a variety of methods and strategies, the use of language variation, break the normal procedure, or extraordinary selection and combination of words, or the use of rhetoric, to successfully show the aesthetic image and artistic realm. We find that the extraordinary use of Quantifiers in literary works is more common and has some function. This paper tries to make an analysis. The types of quantifiers used in literary works In general, quantifiers and numerals combine to form quantitative phrases that modify or restrict nouns or noun phrases, and the collocation relation between quantifiers and modifiers is limited by grammatical relations or semantic logical relations. In literary works, and the combination of the number of phrases numeral quantifier, noun or non noun phrase of non modified or restricted; some modify or limit a noun or noun phrase, but through the logic and semantic constraints. This is called the supernormal use of quantifiers. Such as: (1) rare now good climate, only to catch one side peace, fishing for a quiet. (work, Shan) (2) looked up, blue waist with a very wide naked back, back and stay in sweat. (Lu Xun, show) In example (1), quantifiers modify the adjective, not the regular noun or noun phrase. In example (2), quantifier modifiers limit noun phrases, but the use of back, the word block, the classifier and noun break the conventional usage. This is the extraordinary use of quantifiers. There are roughly two types of quantifiers that can be used in an extraordinary way: one is the temporary use of quantifiers, and the other two is the use of quantifiers for temporary collocation of other words. 1, temporary borrowing quantifiers constitute an extraordinary. Temporary borrowing quantifier refer