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한국어 동철동음 및 중다의미 동사의 표상에 관한 연구

A Study on the Representation of Korean Homonymous and Polysemy Verbs

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언어과학회 (The Linguistic Science Society)|2018.03|언어과학연구 (The Journal of Linguistics Science)|제84호|pp. 141-166|DOI DOI:http://dx.doi.org/10.21296/jls.2018.03.84.141

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동철동음 동사중다의미 동사한국어 동사 표상관련성 평정 과제의미성 판단 과제
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Two experiments were performed to investigate whether meanings of Korean ambiguous verbs are represented distinctly or as single core meanings in the mental lexicon. In Experiment 1, participants were asked to determine to determine how sentences which used the same ambiguous verbs were relevant to each other by performing on a computerized program. The relatedness judgement task were measured in the same meaning context and the different meaning context. In Experiment 2, sensicality judgement data of the phrases that contained the ambiguous verbs were obtained just after the verbs were proceed as specific meanings. he results of Experiments 1 and 2 suggested single core representation in the case of the polysemous verbs, and meanings of homonymous verbs are represented as distinct lexical entries. Some limits were discussed in terms of the previous research on the representation of ambiguous verbs, and directions for future research were suggested.

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