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Korean has two forms (elements) of negation: a short form ("an") and a long form ("ahda"). Among the two forms, the short form shows some restrictions on combination with a verb/adjective. Although there have been several anecdotal suggestions on the restrictions, a thorough study based on the availability of the short form "an" with verbs/adjectives is still in need. This paper tries to analyze the restrictions of negative forms (with respect to the relevant verbs/adjectives) in statistical methods, on the basis of a corpus of 15 millions words (the Sejong Korean Corpus). By logistic regression analysis, five factors-word origin (Korean proper, Chinese), syllable length, part of speech (verb, adjective), "-ha" verb or not, and frequency of use- all turn out to be significant, in that order. We also consider diachronic facts and discuss the findings from the viewpoint of Cognitive Linguistics, a usage-based theory.
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1. 서론
2. ‘안’과 용언의 결합 제약
3. ‘안’/‘않다’ 및 다른 부정 요소의 사용
4. ‘안’ 결합 제약의 요인
5. 통시적 사실과 이론적 시사점
6. 요약과 결론
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UCI(KEPA) : I410-ECN-0101-2015-700-001473807