@article{ART001865007},
author={Lee Seonyoung},
title={Proposition and Modality},
journal={Korean Semantics},
issn={1226-7198},
year={2014},
volume={43},
pages={303-320}
TY - JOUR
AU - Lee Seonyoung
TI - Proposition and Modality
JO - Korean Semantics
PY - 2014
VL - 43
IS - null
PB - The Society Of Korean Semantics
SP - 303
EP - 320
SN - 1226-7198
AB - This paper aims to redefine the concept of ‘modality’ and ‘attitude of the speaker’ in terms of the proposition. The modality is grammatical category which expresses “a sperker cannot assert that the sentence is a proposition.” Therefore negation, tense, aspect, speech acts and sentence type cannot be modality because a sentence with negation, tense or aspect still represent truth values, speech acts presupposes that content with proposition isn’t the world, and sentence type is necessary in Korean. The modality represents irrealis as subcategory of mood and can be divided into epistemic modality and deontic modality.
KW - 양태(Modality);명제(Proposition);화행(Speech Act);서법(Mood);인식 양태(Epistemic Modality);의무 양태(Deontic Modality)
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Lee Seonyoung. (2014). Proposition and Modality. Korean Semantics, 43, 303-320.
Lee Seonyoung. 2014, "Proposition and Modality", Korean Semantics, vol.43, pp.303-320.
Lee Seonyoung "Proposition and Modality" Korean Semantics 43 pp.303-320 (2014) : 303.
Lee Seonyoung. Proposition and Modality. 2014; 43 303-320.
Lee Seonyoung. "Proposition and Modality" Korean Semantics 43(2014) : 303-320.
Lee Seonyoung. Proposition and Modality. Korean Semantics, 43, 303-320.
Lee Seonyoung. Proposition and Modality. Korean Semantics. 2014; 43 303-320.
Lee Seonyoung. Proposition and Modality. 2014; 43 303-320.
Lee Seonyoung. "Proposition and Modality" Korean Semantics 43(2014) : 303-320.
