Bound Noun twung in Korean
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This paper discusses a syntactic approach to a bound noun twung in Korean. Twung is categorized as a bound noun because it requires the presence of some other words to be grammatical in a sentence. Recently, Chung (2019) examines Middle, Modern and Present-Day Korean data and argues that there are two different types of twung in Korean: a bound noun and an indirect quotation marker. Basically following Chung (2019), I claim that the bound noun twung is historically reanalyzed from N to C. To be specific, in the course of historical change, the bound noun twung acquired N-to-n movement like another bound noun kes (Kim 2016a). I further argue that the bound noun twung is reanalyzed as a complementizer due to its novel use of indirect quotation which emerged in the 19th century.
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This paper discusses a syntactic approach to a bound noun twung in Korean. Twung is categorized as a bound noun because it requires the presence of some other words to be grammatical in a sentence. Recently, Chung (2019) examines Middle, Modern and Present-Day Korean data and argues that there are two different types of twung in Korean: a bound noun and an indirect quotation marker. Basically following Chung (2019), I claim that the bound noun twung is historically reanalyzed from N to C. To be specific, in the course of historical change, the bound noun twung acquired N-to-n movement like another bound noun kes (Kim 2016a). I further argue that the bound noun twung is reanalyzed as a complementizer due to its novel use of indirect quotation which emerged in the 19th century.
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