Schemata activation involving e kaciko in contexts where counter-expectations are met
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The present study focuses on examining pragmatic functions of the Korean connective e kaciko in contexts where the speaker expresses her or his attitude toward the given situation and/or the addressee. To date, e kaciko in the literature has only been discussed in terms of semantically functioning as a causal and sequential connective. This study represents pioneering work in the revealing of the pragmatic functions of e kaciko in more widened contexts. That is, e kaciko expresses the speaker’s judgmental stance with respect to counter-expectations in adversative and conditional contexts. More interestingly, e kaciko in adversative contexts is confined to being employed with respect to specific topics concerning the addressee. In conditional contexts, e kaciko expresses the speaker’s stance toward problematic situations and is found in schematized discourse patterns. E kaciko is also shown to deal with sociocultural schemata to demonstrate pragmatic functions that enable speakers to participate in communication and social actions more smoothly and effectively.
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The present study focuses on examining pragmatic functions of the Korean connective e kaciko in contexts where the speaker expresses her or his attitude toward the given situation and/or the addressee. To date, e kaciko in the literature has only been discussed in terms of semantically functioning as a causal and sequential connective. This study represents pioneering work in the revealing of the pragmatic functions of e kaciko in more widened contexts. That is, e kaciko expresses the speaker’s judgmental stance with respect to counter-expectations in adversative and conditional contexts. More interestingly, e kaciko in adversative contexts is confined to being employed with respect to specific topics concerning the addressee. In conditional contexts, e kaciko expresses the speaker’s stance toward problematic situations and is found in schematized discourse patterns. E kaciko is also shown to deal with sociocultural schemata to demonstrate pragmatic functions that enable speakers to participate in communication and social actions more smoothly and effectively.
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