@article{ART001977584},
author={Oh, Saenae and Lee, Youngje},
title={Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus.},
journal={Korean Semantics},
issn={1226-7198},
year={2015},
volume={47},
pages={83-106}
TY - JOUR
AU - Oh, Saenae
AU - Lee, Youngje
TI - Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus.
JO - Korean Semantics
PY - 2015
VL - 47
IS - null
PB - The Society Of Korean Semantics
SP - 83
EP - 106
SN - 1226-7198
AB - Oh, Saenae·Lee, Youngje. 2015. Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus. Korean Semantics, 47. This article uses methods from corpus linguistics analysis to examine usages of names of ‘Korean Language’ in a 600 million words corpus of Korean newspaper articles published among 2000 and 2013. Using the corpus [Trends 21], The [Trends 21] corpus collected four major Korean daily and national newspapers (Chosun, Dong-a, Joongang and Hankyoreh). An analysis of noun collates of Korean language’s names found that order of frequency and a statistical method such as a t-score should be introduced for selecting keywords and extracting their associated words appearing in the same paragraph. A collocate is a word that appears near another word in the corpus more often than would be expected through chance alone. The main contribution of this research can be summarized as follows. Frequencies of Korean language’s names are 'Gugeo(27623th), Hangugeo(27555th), Urimal(17958th) and Hangungmal(6050th)'. 'Hanmal' and 'Haneo' rarely appear it concerned with newspaper genre preferred to select words familiar to the reader. 'Gugeo' often used like abbreviation of 'Gugoegwa' it means 'language arts'. 'Hangul' is not a name of Korean language. In media reports in South Korea write without distinction Hangul and Korean. It makes lexical misuse problems. In the corpus, Frequency of 'Hangul' is 34632th. 'Hangul' appeared periodically and used like polysemy. 'Hangul' used the name of Korean letters, Korean language's name and related vocabulary of word processor program. 'Hangugeo' and 'Hangungmal' used to in context of Korean for foreigners but 'Hangungmal' has informal usage than 'Hangugeo'. 'Urimal' used to name of Korean in native Korean perspective and antonym of loanword. In this corpus analysis, names of Korean have usages of various meanings differ from Korean dictionary’s definitions.
KW - Names of Korean language;newspaper corpus;frequency;co-occurring word;tendency;synonym
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Oh, Saenae and Lee, Youngje. (2015). Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus.. Korean Semantics, 47, 83-106.
Oh, Saenae and Lee, Youngje. 2015, "Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus.", Korean Semantics, vol.47, pp.83-106.
Oh, Saenae, Lee, Youngje "Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus." Korean Semantics 47 pp.83-106 (2015) : 83.
Oh, Saenae, Lee, Youngje. Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus.. 2015; 47 83-106.
Oh, Saenae and Lee, Youngje. "Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus." Korean Semantics 47(2015) : 83-106.
Oh, Saenae; Lee, Youngje. Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus.. Korean Semantics, 47, 83-106.
Oh, Saenae; Lee, Youngje. Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus.. Korean Semantics. 2015; 47 83-106.
Oh, Saenae, Lee, Youngje. Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus.. 2015; 47 83-106.
Oh, Saenae and Lee, Youngje. "Aspects of actual usage about names of Korean Language: Analysis of the twenty-first century’s Korean newspaper corpus." Korean Semantics 47(2015) : 83-106.
