초록
영어
This paper examines various discourse environments of Quantifier Shift (Q-Shift)---a postnominal quantifier construction in which a quantifier and its preceding referent form a unitary NP.
The present study shows that Q-Shift in Korean discourse appears typically in several types of discourse contexts: apposition, prescriptive itemization, exhaustive negation, presentational relative clauses. The Q-shift construction is shown to be the only quantifier construction in Korean discourse which allows a unique combination of the
목차
Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Syntactic make-up of Q-Shift.
3. Specificity and Q-Shift.
4. Discourse contexts for Q-Shift
4.1 Q-Shift with definite nouns
4.2 Q-Shift with indefinite NPs (weakly referential to the real world)
4.3. Q-Shift with indefinite NPs
5. Indefinite Q-Shift and the precursory function
6. Conclusion
SOURCES
REFERENCES
1. Introduction
2. Syntactic make-up of Q-Shift.
3. Specificity and Q-Shift.
4. Discourse contexts for Q-Shift
4.1 Q-Shift with definite nouns
4.2 Q-Shift with indefinite NPs (weakly referential to the real world)
4.3. Q-Shift with indefinite NPs
5. Indefinite Q-Shift and the precursory function
6. Conclusion
SOURCES
REFERENCES
저자정보
참고문헌
자료제공 : 네이버학술정보