터키어 담화에서의 생략현상 연구
The Study of Ellipsis Phenomena in Turkish Discourse
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The purpose of this study is to explore the characteristics of Ellipsis Phenomena in Turkish Discourse. Ellipsis is the common tendency of language toward brevity and conciseness. It is the omission of some identical words or phrases that are obviously understood but that must be supplied to make a construction grammatically and contextually. Ellipsis must be distinguished from similar phenomena such as incomplete sentences, deletion, elision and pro-form. The criteria for ellipsis are recoverability, context, identity, news value of information. Ellipsis occurs due to the three types of motivation: 1) language economy, 2) prominence of new information, 3) frequency of use. This study distinguishes three subcategories of Ellipsis on the basis of the source for recoverability: Textual Ellipsis, Situational Ellipsis, and Structural Ellipsis. Textual ellipsis has something to do with linguistic context but situational ellipsis with nonlinguistic context. In structural ellipsis, the omitted words are recoverable from the grammatical knowledge of the language.
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The purpose of this study is to explore the characteristics of Ellipsis Phenomena in Turkish Discourse. Ellipsis is the common tendency of language toward brevity and conciseness. It is the omission of some identical words or phrases that are obviously understood but that must be supplied to make a construction grammatically and contextually. Ellipsis must be distinguished from similar phenomena such as incomplete sentences, deletion, elision and pro-form. The criteria for ellipsis are recoverability, context, identity, news value of information. Ellipsis occurs due to the three types of motivation: 1) language economy, 2) prominence of new information, 3) frequency of use. This study distinguishes three subcategories of Ellipsis on the basis of the source for recoverability: Textual Ellipsis, Situational Ellipsis, and Structural Ellipsis. Textual ellipsis has something to do with linguistic context but situational ellipsis with nonlinguistic context. In structural ellipsis, the omitted words are recoverable from the grammatical knowledge of the language.
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