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A Corpus-based Study of the Synonymous Adverbs

  • The Japanese Language Association of Korea
  • Abbr : JLAK
  • 2016, (48), pp.105-123
  • Publisher : The Japanese Language Association Of Korea
  • Research Area : Humanities > Japanese Language and Literature

Cho eun young 1

1계명대학교

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ABSTRACT

This study was aimed at examining the literary style of the adverbs dandan, jojo-ni and shidai-ni in a synonymous relation based on appearance tendencies in various genres and in ‘narrative passages’ and ‘conversation’ of ‘literature’. Moreover, the study examined the characteristics of adverbs in expressions used together with dandan, jojo-ni and shidai-ni on ‘Blog’. The findings are as follows. 1. In literary styles of dandan, jojo-ni and shidai-ni, dandan is more colloquial than jojo-ni and shidai-ni, and their order of formality is dandan, jojo-ni and shidai-ni. In other words, in a more colloquial genre dandan showed up more frequently, and in a formal genre and style jojo-ni appeared more frequently. 2. Verbs used together with dandan, jojo-ni and shidai-ni on ‘Blog’ showed changes in quantity, vertical position and natural phenomena. Individually, dandan showed changes in a person’s sense, emotion and thought, jojo-ni showed changes in quantity of substances and statuses of people, and jojo-ni showed changes in the status of a situation. In expressions that described developments in a situation, jojo-ni was frequently used and dandanwas used in expressions that described the beginning of a situation. 3. Jojo-ni and dandan were written together with expressions that showed will, but they differed as to whether the agent influenced the target.

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