대화 수신 술어와 그 보어절의 유형에 대한 소고: 장거리 결속에서의 주어 지향성을 중심으로
A Study on Communicative Reception Predicates and their Complement Types: based on the Subject-orientation in Long Distance Binding.
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This paper aims to analyze the syntactic/semantic nature of communicative reception reporting, focusing on the predicate tut- ‘hear’ in Korean. Some literature remarks that when tut- selects a ko complement to represent an indirect speech act, the subject-orientation of long distance caki can be circumvented. However, little attention goes to the fact that when a kes complement is used instead, such obviation cannot occur. To explain this kind of tension, we propose that (i) in terms of logophority, it is an attitude holder that becomes a target of the subject-orientation, and (ii) unlike kes complements, ko complements should employ an additional hidden speaking component where an attitude holder is determined via an independently motivated pragmatic condition. Several related environments are compared to buttress these points; e.g., indexical shifts in Turkish, long distance ziji in Mandarin Chinese, and a hear-say reporting construction in Korean.
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This paper aims to analyze the syntactic/semantic nature of communicative reception reporting, focusing on the predicate tut- ‘hear’ in Korean. Some literature remarks that when tut- selects a ko complement to represent an indirect speech act, the subject-orientation of long distance caki can be circumvented. However, little attention goes to the fact that when a kes complement is used instead, such obviation cannot occur. To explain this kind of tension, we propose that (i) in terms of logophority, it is an attitude holder that becomes a target of the subject-orientation, and (ii) unlike kes complements, ko complements should employ an additional hidden speaking component where an attitude holder is determined via an independently motivated pragmatic condition. Several related environments are compared to buttress these points; e.g., indexical shifts in Turkish, long distance ziji in Mandarin Chinese, and a hear-say reporting construction in Korean.
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