Add to ORKGA study investigated the way given and new information is conveyed in Korean discourse by applying a taxonomy of given-new information, based on English discourse, to Korean. The taxonomy presumes that information packaging in natural language reflects sender's hypotheses about receiver's assumptions, beliefs, and strategies. Two types of Korean discourse were analyzed using the taxonomy; results were compared with those of the taxonomy's application to English texts. Results generally support the taxonomy and suggest that: (1) maximal use of old entities in discourse is universal regardless of linguistic differences between Korean and English; (2) topic noun phrases (NPs) in Korean Discourse convey the most given information...
With globalization, the growing development of Internet has increased each cultural area. Since the ...
Most linguistic communities have textual resources for organizing experiences into coherent text. Th...
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This dissertation examined linguistic and pragmatic characteristics of written discourse of North Ko...
textThe main objective of this thesis is to argue that the different topic and focus readings of Kor...
According to Hinds’ typology of languages on discourse level, Japanese and Korean are both considere...
This article examines the knowledge of topic and subject particles in heritage speakers and L2 learn...
Ph.D. University of Hawaii at Manoa 2011.Includes bibliographical references.The use of the Korean d...
This paper compares discourse functions of relative clauses and adverbial clauses to information flo...
The focus of this paper is on coordinate conjunction markers in Korean. Most studies of clause conju...
This paper describes the relative clause structure of Korean in comparison with that of English and ...
In recent discourse-oriented studies of grammar, it has been claimed that the information structure ...
Many studies have been done for the particle -ka and -nun. However, there still is great confusion i...
With globalization, the growing development of Internet has increased each cultural area. Since the ...
With globalization, the growing development of Internet has increased each cultural area. Since the ...
Most linguistic communities have textual resources for organizing experiences into coherent text. Th...
This paper examines the phonetic correlates of informational status of referring expressions in Stan...
This paper presents a crude contrastive analysis of the structures of casual conversation and exposi...
This dissertation examined linguistic and pragmatic characteristics of written discourse of North Ko...
textThe main objective of this thesis is to argue that the different topic and focus readings of Kor...
According to Hinds’ typology of languages on discourse level, Japanese and Korean are both considere...
This article examines the knowledge of topic and subject particles in heritage speakers and L2 learn...
Ph.D. University of Hawaii at Manoa 2011.Includes bibliographical references.The use of the Korean d...
This paper compares discourse functions of relative clauses and adverbial clauses to information flo...
The focus of this paper is on coordinate conjunction markers in Korean. Most studies of clause conju...
This paper describes the relative clause structure of Korean in comparison with that of English and ...
In recent discourse-oriented studies of grammar, it has been claimed that the information structure ...
Many studies have been done for the particle -ka and -nun. However, there still is great confusion i...
With globalization, the growing development of Internet has increased each cultural area. Since the ...
With globalization, the growing development of Internet has increased each cultural area. Since the ...
Most linguistic communities have textual resources for organizing experiences into coherent text. Th...
This paper examines the phonetic correlates of informational status of referring expressions in Stan...