The Occurrence and Non-occurrence of the Object Marker lul in Colloquial Korean
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Objects in Korean can be either lul-marked or ø-marked in colloquial Korean; this does not mean that lul and ø are always interchangeable. It seems that the occurrence and non-occurrence of lul are rather systematic and predictable in colloquial Korean. Despite many studies on structural properties of lul, there have been very few studies discussing its occurrence and non-occurrence from a discourse perspective. This study examines from a discourse perspective when objects are overtly coded with lul and when they are not. It will argue that, among other potential factors, processing and discourse-pragmatic factors mainly influence the occurrence and non-occurrence of lul. Based on its occurrence and non-occurrence, the discourse-functional properties of lul are also captured. A transcript of an informal TV talk show was used for this study, and a total of 307 clauses containing an overt object were analyzed for the discussion of object markings
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Objects in Korean can be either lul-marked or ø-marked in colloquial Korean; this does not mean that lul and ø are always interchangeable. It seems that the occurrence and non-occurrence of lul are rather systematic and predictable in colloquial Korean. Despite many studies on structural properties of lul, there have been very few studies discussing its occurrence and non-occurrence from a discourse perspective. This study examines from a discourse perspective when objects are overtly coded with lul and when they are not. It will argue that, among other potential factors, processing and discourse-pragmatic factors mainly influence the occurrence and non-occurrence of lul. Based on its occurrence and non-occurrence, the discourse-functional properties of lul are also captured. A transcript of an informal TV talk show was used for this study, and a total of 307 clauses containing an overt object were analyzed for the discussion of object markings
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