This paper aims to discuss the grammatical characteristics and grammaticalization of disjunctive ‘-deunji’ in the 19th century. The results of the discussion are as follows. First, connective ending ‘-deunji’ had the meaning of choice and irrelevance.
The meaning of choice could be classified according to whether or not ‘-deunji’ coordinate sentence combined with ‘hada’. And ‘-deunji’ had the meaning of irrelevance when it combined with various forms such as indefinitive forms. ‘-dadeunji’ that had developed from a quotative construction performed as a disjunctive ending. Second, ‘-eunji’ had the meaning of uncertainty and appeared in a repetitive construction, with the possibility of developing into a disjunctive ending. ‘-deunji’ was grammaicalized through combining with the upper sentence verb that requires the meaning of choice in the context. Third, ‘-deunji’ and ‘-radeunji’ performed as a disjunctive josa in the 19th century. Josa ‘-deunji’ had different grammatical patterns from Contemporary Korean in that the noun phrase that was coordinated by ‘-deunji’ combined with case markers and it had the meaning of choice
@article{ART002916087}, author={Chung, Hye-sun}, title={historical study of disjunctive ‘-deunj'}, journal={Korean Semantics}, issn={1226-7198}, year={2022}, volume={78}, pages={362-382}
TY - JOUR AU - Chung, Hye-sun TI - historical study of disjunctive ‘-deunj' JO - Korean Semantics PY - 2022 VL - 78 IS - null PB - The Society Of Korean Semantics SP - 362 EP - 382 SN - 1226-7198 AB - This paper aims to discuss the grammatical characteristics and grammaticalization of disjunctive ‘-deunji’ in the 19th century. The results of the discussion are as follows. First, connective ending ‘-deunji’ had the meaning of choice and irrelevance.
The meaning of choice could be classified according to whether or not ‘-deunji’ coordinate sentence combined with ‘hada’. And ‘-deunji’ had the meaning of irrelevance when it combined with various forms such as indefinitive forms. ‘-dadeunji’ that had developed from a quotative construction performed as a disjunctive ending. Second, ‘-eunji’ had the meaning of uncertainty and appeared in a repetitive construction, with the possibility of developing into a disjunctive ending. ‘-deunji’ was grammaicalized through combining with the upper sentence verb that requires the meaning of choice in the context. Third, ‘-deunji’ and ‘-radeunji’ performed as a disjunctive josa in the 19th century. Josa ‘-deunji’ had different grammatical patterns from Contemporary Korean in that the noun phrase that was coordinated by ‘-deunji’ combined with case markers and it had the meaning of choice KW - disjunction;grammaticalization;choice;irrelevance;connective ending;josa;‘-deunji’;‘-eunji’;‘-dadeunji’;‘-radeunji DO - UR - ER -
Chung, Hye-sun. (2022). historical study of disjunctive ‘-deunj'. Korean Semantics, 78, 362-382.
Chung, Hye-sun. 2022, "historical study of disjunctive ‘-deunj'", Korean Semantics, vol.78, pp.362-382.
Chung, Hye-sun "historical study of disjunctive ‘-deunj'" Korean Semantics 78 pp.362-382 (2022) : 362.
Chung, Hye-sun. historical study of disjunctive ‘-deunj'. 2022; 78 362-382.
Chung, Hye-sun. "historical study of disjunctive ‘-deunj'" Korean Semantics 78(2022) : 362-382.
Chung, Hye-sun. historical study of disjunctive ‘-deunj'. Korean Semantics, 78, 362-382.
Chung, Hye-sun. historical study of disjunctive ‘-deunj'. Korean Semantics. 2022; 78 362-382.
Chung, Hye-sun. historical study of disjunctive ‘-deunj'. 2022; 78 362-382.
Chung, Hye-sun. "historical study of disjunctive ‘-deunj'" Korean Semantics 78(2022) : 362-382.