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Duval, Marc. 2013. Metonymy Avoidance in Korean. Korean Journal of Linguistics, 38-1, 197-225. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the use of metonymic shortcuts in Korean and show that Korean displays a tendency, compared to languages such as English or French, to avoid metonymic extensions in the lexicon. This can be seen in the relative scarcity of typical examples of metonymies, such as material-to-product or place-to-activity meaning extensions, as well as in the absence of more marginal phenomena, such as antonomasia, a particular form of metonymy (proper name-to-object). Some morphological and grammatical features of the Korean language will be suggested that can explain this state of affairs. (Seoul National University)
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Abstract
1. Introduction
2. Metonymic Shortcuts in Argument Selection
3. Referential Metonymy
3.1 Animals and Plants for Food
3.2 Material for Product
3.3 Lexical Categorization in Korean Morphology
4. Other Correlations in Grammar
4.1 Absence of Articles and Proper/common Nouns, Mass/count Distinction
4.2 Animacy Constraints in Korean Lexicon and Grammar
5. Conclusion
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1. Introduction
2. Metonymic Shortcuts in Argument Selection
3. Referential Metonymy
3.1 Animals and Plants for Food
3.2 Material for Product
3.3 Lexical Categorization in Korean Morphology
4. Other Correlations in Grammar
4.1 Absence of Articles and Proper/common Nouns, Mass/count Distinction
4.2 Animacy Constraints in Korean Lexicon and Grammar
5. Conclusion
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