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Korean Dative and Locative Cases: Postposition or Morphological Case MarkerKorean Dative and Locative Cases: Postposition or Morphological Case Marker
- Other Titles
- Korean Dative and Locative Cases: Postposition or Morphological Case Marker
- Authors
- 최영식
- Issue Date
- 2015
- Publisher
- 현대문법학회
- Keywords
- case; structural; inherent; postposition; affix
- Citation
- 현대문법연구, no.83, pp.1 - 24
- Journal Title
- 현대문법연구
- Number
- 83
- Start Page
- 1
- End Page
- 24
- ISSN
- 1226-3206
- Abstract
- I propose that the dative and locative case particles are not postpositions but morphological case markers, quite in contrast to the common view in the literature (Yang 1972, Cho and Sells 1995, and Suh 2013 among many others). I will show the difference between the nominative and the accusative and the dative and the locative in case drop, case stacking, and case spreading is attributed to the fact that the dative case and the locative case are inherent case, as compared with the nominative and the accusative, which are structural case par excellence. The present proposal has a nontrivial implication regarding the other case particles typically argued as postpositions in Korean.
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- CHOI, Young Sik
- SCH Media Labs (Department of British and American Studies)