Discourse Connective nuntey in Korean:A Case of Topic Organization
1
조회
0
다운로드
0
인용
0
참고문헌
초록
Abstract
Previous analyses of nuntey have been done from two different perspectives: structural and discoursal. The former is by nature rather descriptive and is simply based on its distribution. It characterizes nuntey as having two structural functions, viz. connective and sentence-(terminal) ending. The common treatment of nuntey as being either of them does not appear to offer any insight beyond its distributional properties. The latter draws grammarians' attention to the discourse functions of nuntey. All of findings are surface interpretations of the marker in specific contexts and they do not offer any in-depth view of the basic nature of nuntey. Accordingly, there is no unified explanation of the behavior of the uses of nuntey as a connective and as a sentence-terminal element. Proposing to treat nuntey as non-finality marker, the present study explores the possibility of unifying the interactional functions of nuntey whether as a clausal connective or sentence-terminal marker in light of topic organization.
참고문헌 (15)
- "Supportive Fellow-Speakers and Cooperative Conversation" (1988), John Benjamins
- "Korean" (1996), Amsterdam[DOI]
- "An Approach to Discourse Markers", pp.383~395 (1990)
- "Modeling Discourse Topic: Sequential Relations and Strategies in Expository Text" (1997), Norwood, N.J.: Ablex Pub
- "Topic as a Discourse Notion A Study of Topic in the Conversation of Children and Adults", pp.335~384 (1976), Academic Press
- "A Discourse Analysis of Some Conjunctive Morphemes in Korean Spoken Narratives" (1987)
- "Functions of the Verbal Affix nuntey in Korean Conversation", 32(4), pp.637~664 (1996)
- "The Discourse Connective nikka in Korean Conversation", pp.113~129 (1994)
- , 1989, ~, pp.Seoul National University Press
- "The Pragmatic Function of the Connective nuntey", pp.119~135 (1980)
- "Self-contextualization through Structure and Interactional Management" (1989)
- "The Korean Connective nuntey in Conversational Discourse", 31, pp.191~218 (1999)
- "Discours Marker" (1987), Cambridge University Press
- "An Introduction to Spoken Interaction" (1994), Longman
- "The Sociolinguistics Analysis of Natural Language University of Chicago Press" (1983)