동작의 복수성에서 나타나는 상호이행 현상 일고찰

Abstract

The study of the Aspect tens represented in verb predicate has been widely and deeply considered, but the study of the plurality of motion seen in it is not yet active enough to be considered unfamiliar. Usually, plurality of motion, called repetition and habit, has been studied very briefly as a derivative of Aspect. For this reason, the classification of repeatability and habitability is not well established. In this study, we consider the plurality of motion to be <multiplexity>, <repeatness> and <habituality> and study inter-implementation phenomena that occur between them. Not only have we not distinguished repetition from habituality by the commonality of the plurality of movements, but we have also considered polygamy, which is a repetition of simple movements, as a method of repetition habituality. Furthermore, the term multiple is briefly described in Kudo(2014), distinguishing between multiple, repetitive, and habitual, with only a simple organization of terms rather than detailed usage examples. In response, this study is also conducting a detailed study of borderline motion movements in which ambiguity exists between each motor movement, depending on the classification of the plurality of motor movements as multiplexity, repeat and habituality. In order to establish a clearer position on the repeatability of the motion, we examined the phenomenon of mutual implementation between each exercise. To date, the results of mutual implementation have shown that, based on temporal sincerity, the implementation of motion to high levels (multiple>repetitive>habitual) is not entirely original in both cases (multiple> repetitive>habitual). However, they were able to identify the semantic features of non-typical motion through the mutual transition phenomenon.