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A Corpus-based Study of Semantic Domains of Collocates with Termination Verbs in English
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Kim, Joon-Ki. 2015. A Corpus-based Study of Semantic Domains of Collocates with Termination Verbs in English. The Journal of Studies in Language 31.3, 559-581. The purpose of this study is to investigate the semantic domains of the noun collocations of the synonymous verbs finish, end, complete, stop, quit, cease, halt, and terminate through the Corpus of Historical American English (COHA). This paper demonstrates how semantic domains are obtainable by using a systematic semantic-tagging tool rather than judgments based only on theoretical analysis, and how they are thus reflected, to judge the semantic characteristics of termination verbs. In order to explore the semantic domains of noun collocations of termination verbs, we used the corpus analysis tool Wmatrix. Our findings are as follows: (1) the semantic characteristics of each termination verb suggested by Freed (1979) and Givon (1972) are more clearly explained and understood when the semantic tagging procedure is applied through Wmatrix to the noun collocates; (2) the frequency of the collocation of termination verbs has, according to their semantic domains, increased over time, especially since the 1900s. (Dongseo University)
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Kim, Joon-Ki. 2015. A Corpus-based Study of Semantic Domains of Collocates with Termination Verbs in English. The Journal of Studies in Language 31.3, 559-581. The purpose of this study is to investigate the semantic domains of the noun collocations of the synonymous verbs finish, end, complete, stop, quit, cease, halt, and terminate through the Corpus of Historical American English (COHA). This paper demonstrates how semantic domains are obtainable by using a systematic semantic-tagging tool rather than judgments based only on theoretical analysis, and how they are thus reflected, to judge the semantic characteristics of termination verbs. In order to explore the semantic domains of noun collocations of termination verbs, we used the corpus analysis tool Wmatrix. Our findings are as follows: (1) the semantic characteristics of each termination verb suggested by Freed (1979) and Givon (1972) are more clearly explained and understood when the semantic tagging procedure is applied through Wmatrix to the noun collocates; (2) the frequency of the collocation of termination verbs has, according to their semantic domains, increased over time, especially since the 1900s. (Dongseo University)
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