Deep/Surface Anaphors in Korean and Implications Thereof
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This paper aims at examining the anaphors in Korean and reveal their nature. Hankamer and Sag (1976) classify anaphors in English into two types on the basis of the diagnoses designed to tell deep anaphors from surface anaphors. No comprehensive study of Korean anaphors has been made so far from this deep-surface perspective although there have been some works focusing on the nature of individual anaphors. After the appropriate diagnoses for this distinction are chosen, the anaphors in Korean are divided into deep and surface anaphors and they are compared to their English counterparts. It will also be discussed what implications this deep-surface dichotomy has on Korean grammar and the understanding of anaphors in general. (Hannam University)
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This paper aims at examining the anaphors in Korean and reveal their nature. Hankamer and Sag (1976) classify anaphors in English into two types on the basis of the diagnoses designed to tell deep anaphors from surface anaphors. No comprehensive study of Korean anaphors has been made so far from this deep-surface perspective although there have been some works focusing on the nature of individual anaphors. After the appropriate diagnoses for this distinction are chosen, the anaphors in Korean are divided into deep and surface anaphors and they are compared to their English counterparts. It will also be discussed what implications this deep-surface dichotomy has on Korean grammar and the understanding of anaphors in general. (Hannam University)
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