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연재훈 (SOAS University of London) 박종원 (University of Minnesota Duluth)
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사단법인 한국언어학회 언어학 언어학 제90호
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2021.8
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129 - 154 (26page)

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This article aims to develop a coherent syntactic-semantic analysis of the bound noun ‘kes’ employed in three grammatical constructions in Korean: factive, IHRC (Internally Headed Relative Clause), and cleft constructions. We demonstrate our Cognitive Grammar-based approach not only sheds light on the nature of the constructions in question but also provides reasonable accounts of hitherto ignored data in the literature. Although extensive research has been conducted on the properties of ‘kes’ in each said construction, very few proposals have been made on the generalized function of ‘kes’, which is applicable to all three constructions. In teasing out the properties of the bound noun ‘kes’, we first identify two types of ‘kes’ in Korean. While one has a specific contentful meaning translated as ‘thing’, the other exhibits a schematic meaning that indicates its involvement in the process profiled by the predicate in the adnominal clause. We demonstrate that the ‘kes’ adopted in the three constructions in question is the latter case. For both factive and IHRC constructions, we argue that the notion of zone activation is at the heart of the constructions. While what is grammatically encoded as a subject or an object is the adnominal clause headed by ‘kes’, what actually interacts with the matrix predicate is the adnominal clause itself in the factive construction and one specific participant of the adnominal clause in the IHRC construction. Since zone activation is a species of metonymy, we further demonstrate that both constructions ultimately exhibit metonymic properties. We then argue that the ‘kes’ employed in the cleft construction is identical to the ‘kes’ in the other two constructions. In accounting for the unacceptability of the inverted cleft construction, we demonstrate that the unacceptability is attributed to the involvement of ‘kes’ in the subject nominal position; as a schematic noun, it cannot be referential, thereby yielding an undesirable specificational copular structure.

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