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주격조사 ‘-가’의 기원과 발달에 대한 재론 — 이용규⋅황선엽(2021)과 양재영(2022)에 대한 비판 —

The Origin and Development of the Nominative Marker -ka in Korean Revisited: Criticizing Lee & Hwang (2021) and Yang (2022)

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This paper criticizes Lee & Hwang (2021) and Yang (2022) that dealt with the appearance of the Korean postvocalic nominative marker -ka [ɡa] in the 17th century. Lee & Hwang (2021) have argued that it is highly probable that -ka was borrowed from Japanese. Their argument presupposes that the Japanese nominative marker -ga was phonetically [ɡa] in the 16-17th centuries. However, the presupposition is false and the borrowing hypothesis cannot be true. The Japanese nominative marker was phonetically [ŋ ɡa] at the time and the prenasalized stop [ ŋɡ] was perceived as a nasal-stop cluster [ŋɡ] by Koreans of the time. Thus, if the Japanese nominative marker was borrowed into Korean in the 16-17th centuries, it should have become -ŋka [ŋɡa] in Korean, as Japanese tabako [tambako] ‘tobacco’ was borrowed into Korean as tampako [tambaɡo] in the early 17th century. Furthermore, we still arrive at the conclusion that Lee & Hwang's (2021) argument is implausible, even when we review it under the assumption that the Japanese nominative marker had been phonetically [ɡa] in the 16-17th centuries. I have argued elsewhere (Ko 2014) that the nominative marker -ka developed from the interrogative marker -ka attached to the end of minor sentences. Yang (2022) has also argued that the nominative marker -ka developed from the interrogative marker -ka, but the interrogative marker -ka in his argument is that used in full sentences. He doubts whether the interrogative marker -ka can lose its identity in minor sentences because there is no other constituent that can take over the function of indicating question. However, his doubt is groundless because questions may be indicated by intonation alone. Yang (2022) assumes that an inverted interrogative cleft construction underwent reanalysis and as a result the interrogative marker -ka thereof was reinterpreted as a nominative marker. However, the reanalysis was possible only if a constituent of the construction was misperceived as another homophonous form, and the misperception could not occur since the resulting sentence could make no sense at all.

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This paper criticizes Lee & Hwang (2021) and Yang (2022) that dealt with the appearance of the Korean postvocalic nominative marker -ka [ɡa] in the 17th century. Lee & Hwang (2021) have argued that it is highly probable that -ka was borrowed from Japanese. Their argument presupposes that the Japanese nominative marker -ga was phonetically [ɡa] in the 16-17th centuries. However, the presupposition is false and the borrowing hypothesis cannot be true. The Japanese nominative marker was phonetically [ŋ ɡa] at the time and the prenasalized stop [ ŋɡ] was perceived as a nasal-stop cluster [ŋɡ] by Koreans of the time. Thus, if the Japanese nominative marker was borrowed into Korean in the 16-17th centuries, it should have become -ŋka [ŋɡa] in Korean, as Japanese tabako [tambako] ‘tobacco’ was borrowed into Korean as tampako [tambaɡo] in the early 17th century. Furthermore, we still arrive at the conclusion that Lee & Hwang's (2021) argument is implausible, even when we review it under the assumption that the Japanese nominative marker had been phonetically [ɡa] in the 16-17th centuries. I have argued elsewhere (Ko 2014) that the nominative marker -ka developed from the interrogative marker -ka attached to the end of minor sentences. Yang (2022) has also argued that the nominative marker -ka developed from the interrogative marker -ka, but the interrogative marker -ka in his argument is that used in full sentences. He doubts whether the interrogative marker -ka can lose its identity in minor sentences because there is no other constituent that can take over the function of indicating question. However, his doubt is groundless because questions may be indicated by intonation alone. Yang (2022) assumes that an inverted interrogative cleft construction underwent reanalysis and as a result the interrogative marker -ka thereof was reinterpreted as a nominative marker. However, the reanalysis was possible only if a constituent of the construction was misperceived as another homophonous form, and the misperception could not occur since the resulting sentence could make no sense at all.

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