명사의 속성과 체언의 양범주 분석

Abstract

This paper briefly examines how semantic categories and grammatical categories, which serve as the standard for part-of-speech classification, are quantified through the theory of “quantity category”. “Quantity category” is the emerging topic in chinese linguistics for categorizing part-of-speech Attributes. The ‘quantity category’ analysis presents the spatiality of nouns, the temporality of verbs, and the degree of adjectives, based on the properties of real sentences. However, in Chinese, the boundaries between of parts of speech for individual words are ambiguous, so the quantitative categories of a substantive presented in this text are analyzed with a focus on denominations, and the process of quantification from phrases to a substitutive with noun properties is examined by dividing them into meaning and function.In addition, spatiality, which is an attribute of a noun, is largely divided into ‘space quantity’ and ‘object quantity’, and in actual phrases, azimuth words and quantity, which are category cover of space quantity, were examined by contrasting them with ‘quantifiers’, which is category cover of object quantity. In addition, we approached how ‘space quantity’ and ‘volume’, which constitute spatiality, which are both attributes of a noun, are recognized in actual phrases, through a comparative analysis of ‘direction’ and ‘quantity’.