The purpose of this study is to examine new meanings appearing in neologisms and the semantic relationship between them, focusing on Korean neologisms collected from 2012 to 2020. First, there are two types of semantic neology. A type in which negative meaning is weakened or disappears, such as ‘kkang-pae(gang), pog-haeng(violence), deog-hu(maniac)’, types in which technical terms are used in general language such as ‘nan-min(refugee), alh-i(ache), ho-mo(Homo)’. Second, significant synonymous relations were of the following types. This is a case where variant types coexist, such as ‘obeo/oba/ebachamchi/ ebachamchikkongchi’. It is a case formed by differences in the speaker’s interpretation, such as ‘honorable taxation/love taxation/respectable taxation’. Last case formed through the production of alternative expressions such as ‘illegal alien/ unauthorized immigration’. As for the antonymous relation, in the case of a binary opposition such as ‘gangcheol me-tal(strong mentality) -yuli mental(weak mentailityl)’, and ‘choinssa=haeginssa-inssa(social butterfly)-geuleolssa=jungssaassa(loner)-haegassa=choassa’ are multiple opposition case
@article{ART002853606}, author={Song Hyun Ju}, title={Semantic neology and semantic relation of neologisms.}, journal={Korean Semantics}, issn={1226-7198}, year={2022}, volume={76}, pages={103-131}
TY - JOUR AU - Song Hyun Ju TI - Semantic neology and semantic relation of neologisms. JO - Korean Semantics PY - 2022 VL - 76 IS - null PB - The Society Of Korean Semantics SP - 103 EP - 131 SN - 1226-7198 AB - The purpose of this study is to examine new meanings appearing in neologisms and the semantic relationship between them, focusing on Korean neologisms collected from 2012 to 2020. First, there are two types of semantic neology. A type in which negative meaning is weakened or disappears, such as ‘kkang-pae(gang), pog-haeng(violence), deog-hu(maniac)’, types in which technical terms are used in general language such as ‘nan-min(refugee), alh-i(ache), ho-mo(Homo)’. Second, significant synonymous relations were of the following types. This is a case where variant types coexist, such as ‘obeo/oba/ebachamchi/ ebachamchikkongchi’. It is a case formed by differences in the speaker’s interpretation, such as ‘honorable taxation/love taxation/respectable taxation’. Last case formed through the production of alternative expressions such as ‘illegal alien/ unauthorized immigration’. As for the antonymous relation, in the case of a binary opposition such as ‘gangcheol me-tal(strong mentality) -yuli mental(weak mentailityl)’, and ‘choinssa=haeginssa-inssa(social butterfly)-geuleolssa=jungssaassa(loner)-haegassa=choassa’ are multiple opposition case KW - neologism;semantic neology;meaning extension;semantic relation;synonymous relation;antonymous relation DO - UR - ER -
Song Hyun Ju. (2022). Semantic neology and semantic relation of neologisms.. Korean Semantics, 76, 103-131.
Song Hyun Ju. 2022, "Semantic neology and semantic relation of neologisms.", Korean Semantics, vol.76, pp.103-131.
Song Hyun Ju "Semantic neology and semantic relation of neologisms." Korean Semantics 76 pp.103-131 (2022) : 103.
Song Hyun Ju. Semantic neology and semantic relation of neologisms.. 2022; 76 103-131.
Song Hyun Ju. "Semantic neology and semantic relation of neologisms." Korean Semantics 76(2022) : 103-131.
Song Hyun Ju. Semantic neology and semantic relation of neologisms.. Korean Semantics, 76, 103-131.
Song Hyun Ju. Semantic neology and semantic relation of neologisms.. Korean Semantics. 2022; 76 103-131.
Song Hyun Ju. Semantic neology and semantic relation of neologisms.. 2022; 76 103-131.
Song Hyun Ju. "Semantic neology and semantic relation of neologisms." Korean Semantics 76(2022) : 103-131.