목차
0. Introduction
1. Basic schematic representation of Korean sentences
2. EY
2.1. Traditional Approaches
2.2. A New Analysis
3. EYSE
3.1. Place
3.2. Abstract Place
3.3. Source
4. Postpositions(ey, eyse) and Verbal Suffix(-e/-a; -ese/-ase)
4.1. EY vs. -E/A
4.2. KEY
4.3. -KI-EY
4.4. EYSE VS. -ESE/-ASE
5. ULO
5.1. Path
5.2. Extended Senses
5.3. KI-LO
5.4. KES-ULO
5.5. UM-ULO
6. -SE
6.1. EYSE
6.2. -KO-SE
6.3. MYE-N-SE
6.4. ULO-SE
6.5. -UM-ULO-SE
7. SUMMARY
References
1. Basic schematic representation of Korean sentences
2. EY
2.1. Traditional Approaches
2.2. A New Analysis
3. EYSE
3.1. Place
3.2. Abstract Place
3.3. Source
4. Postpositions(ey, eyse) and Verbal Suffix(-e/-a; -ese/-ase)
4.1. EY vs. -E/A
4.2. KEY
4.3. -KI-EY
4.4. EYSE VS. -ESE/-ASE
5. ULO
5.1. Path
5.2. Extended Senses
5.3. KI-LO
5.4. KES-ULO
5.5. UM-ULO
6. -SE
6.1. EYSE
6.2. -KO-SE
6.3. MYE-N-SE
6.4. ULO-SE
6.5. -UM-ULO-SE
7. SUMMARY
References
저자정보
참고문헌
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