A Corpus-Based Analysis of the Functional Split of the Lexical Item the ‘ground’ in Korean
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This paper explores the versatile usages of the Korean nominal element the [tʰə], ranging from propositional to expressive meanings within a grammaticalization framework. In contemporary Korean, it is commonly found that this nominal element is employed simultaneously as both a full-fledged noun and a grammatical marker in diverse contexts, and our focus here is specially on its usage as a grammatical-functional marker. Pursuing this, the current exploration considers such versatility of this single form as a result from the process of the historical pragmatic and syntactic development. With this view, some special issues relevant to its development into versatile markers to varying degrees are discussed with respect to various cognitive mechanisms regarded as major forces to evoke the semantic-functional change. To investigate the distributional characteristics of its versatile usages, a corpus-based analysis is performed by using diachronic and synchronic sources.
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This paper explores the versatile usages of the Korean nominal element the [tʰə], ranging from propositional to expressive meanings within a grammaticalization framework. In contemporary Korean, it is commonly found that this nominal element is employed simultaneously as both a full-fledged noun and a grammatical marker in diverse contexts, and our focus here is specially on its usage as a grammatical-functional marker. Pursuing this, the current exploration considers such versatility of this single form as a result from the process of the historical pragmatic and syntactic development. With this view, some special issues relevant to its development into versatile markers to varying degrees are discussed with respect to various cognitive mechanisms regarded as major forces to evoke the semantic-functional change. To investigate the distributional characteristics of its versatile usages, a corpus-based analysis is performed by using diachronic and synchronic sources.
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