@article{ART001007915},
author={NamIk Son},
title={An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym},
journal={Korean Semantics},
issn={1226-7198},
year={2006},
volume={19},
pages={65-83}
TY - JOUR
AU - NamIk Son
TI - An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym
JO - Korean Semantics
PY - 2006
VL - 19
IS - null
PB - The Society Of Korean Semantics
SP - 65
EP - 83
SN - 1226-7198
AB - Son Nam-ik. 2006. An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym. Korean Semantics, 19. The aim of this thesis to examine Korean antonym. Especially focus on ‘mu-’ morpheme, ‘mu-’ form has two or three syllables structure. Two syllables have three types, the first is muga(無價)/youga(有價), the second is muji(無知)/ji(知), the third is mugung(無窮)/. Three syllables have three types, the first is mugaecha (無蓋車)/yougaecha(有蓋車), the second is mugwansim (無關心)/gwansim (關心), the third is mujinjang(無盡藏)/.Korean antonym which has ‘mu-’ form analyzes two types, one is [mu[○○]], the other is [mu○[○]]. Unmarked form is determined by generality and affirmation.
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NamIk Son. (2006). An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym. Korean Semantics, 19, 65-83.
NamIk Son. 2006, "An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym", Korean Semantics, vol.19, pp.65-83.
NamIk Son "An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym" Korean Semantics 19 pp.65-83 (2006) : 65.
NamIk Son. An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym. 2006; 19 65-83.
NamIk Son. "An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym" Korean Semantics 19(2006) : 65-83.
NamIk Son. An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym. Korean Semantics, 19, 65-83.
NamIk Son. An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym. Korean Semantics. 2006; 19 65-83.
NamIk Son. An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym. 2006; 19 65-83.
NamIk Son. "An Analysis of an Aspect in Korean Antonym" Korean Semantics 19(2006) : 65-83.
