This thesis has purpose to examine the synonymy among ‘chaso, yacha, namul(vegetable)’ and establish the criteria in the class of vegetable synonyms. With this criteria for a basis, some ‘Fruit’ word-class and ‘Grain’ word-class having semantic relation with vegetable synonyms will be distinguished. In the earlier studies, the classification of vegetable word-class, fruit word-class, and grain word-class has been presented from the botanical point of view or biochemical point of view. ‘Woody plant’ or ‘herbaceous plant’ is botanically classified term. ‘Sweetness’ has been used as a biochemical criterion. But botanical or biochemical criteria are not enough and sufficient in the classifying synonyms. In this study humanities’ criteria or cultural criteria(especially korean food culture) are more appropriate to discriminate synonyms. Humanities’ criteria or cultural criteria will be applied to ‘Vegetable’ word-class(Chapter. 2). This criteria will be good for classifying the ‘Fruit’ word-class, ‘Grain’ word-class(Chapter. 3). Not only these ‘vegetable, fruit, grain’ word-class but also other boundary word-class in synonymy could be clarified with humanities’ criteria or cultural criteria.
@article{ART001511988}, author={KIM RYANGJIN and 최정혜}, title={A Study on the Boundary of Synonym}, journal={Korean Semantics}, issn={1226-7198}, year={2010}, volume={33}, pages={19-40}
TY - JOUR AU - KIM RYANGJIN AU - 최정혜 TI - A Study on the Boundary of Synonym JO - Korean Semantics PY - 2010 VL - 33 IS - null PB - The Society Of Korean Semantics SP - 19 EP - 40 SN - 1226-7198 AB - This thesis has purpose to examine the synonymy among ‘chaso, yacha, namul(vegetable)’ and establish the criteria in the class of vegetable synonyms. With this criteria for a basis, some ‘Fruit’ word-class and ‘Grain’ word-class having semantic relation with vegetable synonyms will be distinguished. In the earlier studies, the classification of vegetable word-class, fruit word-class, and grain word-class has been presented from the botanical point of view or biochemical point of view. ‘Woody plant’ or ‘herbaceous plant’ is botanically classified term. ‘Sweetness’ has been used as a biochemical criterion. But botanical or biochemical criteria are not enough and sufficient in the classifying synonyms. In this study humanities’ criteria or cultural criteria(especially korean food culture) are more appropriate to discriminate synonyms. Humanities’ criteria or cultural criteria will be applied to ‘Vegetable’ word-class(Chapter. 2). This criteria will be good for classifying the ‘Fruit’ word-class, ‘Grain’ word-class(Chapter. 3). Not only these ‘vegetable, fruit, grain’ word-class but also other boundary word-class in synonymy could be clarified with humanities’ criteria or cultural criteria. KW - 경계 어휘 부류(boundary word-class);곡류(grain);과일류(fruit);문화적 기준(cultural criteria);유의 관계(synonymy);유의어(synonym);음식 문화(food culture);인문학적 기준(humanities’ criteria);채소류(vegetable);한국 문화(korean culture) DO - UR - ER -
KIM RYANGJIN and 최정혜. (2010). A Study on the Boundary of Synonym. Korean Semantics, 33, 19-40.
KIM RYANGJIN and 최정혜. 2010, "A Study on the Boundary of Synonym", Korean Semantics, vol.33, pp.19-40.
KIM RYANGJIN, 최정혜 "A Study on the Boundary of Synonym" Korean Semantics 33 pp.19-40 (2010) : 19.
KIM RYANGJIN, 최정혜. A Study on the Boundary of Synonym. 2010; 33 19-40.
KIM RYANGJIN and 최정혜. "A Study on the Boundary of Synonym" Korean Semantics 33(2010) : 19-40.
KIM RYANGJIN; 최정혜. A Study on the Boundary of Synonym. Korean Semantics, 33, 19-40.
KIM RYANGJIN; 최정혜. A Study on the Boundary of Synonym. Korean Semantics. 2010; 33 19-40.
KIM RYANGJIN, 최정혜. A Study on the Boundary of Synonym. 2010; 33 19-40.
KIM RYANGJIN and 최정혜. "A Study on the Boundary of Synonym" Korean Semantics 33(2010) : 19-40.