한국어 환유 표현의 체계적 분류 방법
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박재연
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Korean Semantics, 45. The aim of this paper is to suggest a new system of classification of metonymic expressions in Korean. I differentiate three kinds of contiguity between metonymic vehicles and targets: contiguity in the referents, contiguity in the concepts and contiguity in the linguistic expressions. Firstly, the metonymic expressions by contiguity in the referents can be divided into metonymy in meronymy and metonymy by locational adjacency of referents. Secondly, the metonymic expressions by contiguity in the concepts can be divided into metonymy in hyponymy, metonymy in referent-property relation, and metonymy between adjacent sisterhood concepts. Thirdly, the metonymic expressions by contiguity in the linguistic expressions should be established for expressions by abbreviation regardless of conceptual meaning. In this case, not the referent or the concept but the linguistic expression itself provides metonymic access to the target entity.
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Korean Semantics, 45. The aim of this paper is to suggest a new system of classification of metonymic expressions in Korean. I differentiate three kinds of contiguity between metonymic vehicles and targets: contiguity in the referents, contiguity in the concepts and contiguity in the linguistic expressions. Firstly, the metonymic expressions by contiguity in the referents can be divided into metonymy in meronymy and metonymy by locational adjacency of referents. Secondly, the metonymic expressions by contiguity in the concepts can be divided into metonymy in hyponymy, metonymy in referent-property relation, and metonymy between adjacent sisterhood concepts. Thirdly, the metonymic expressions by contiguity in the linguistic expressions should be established for expressions by abbreviation regardless of conceptual meaning. In this case, not the referent or the concept but the linguistic expression itself provides metonymic access to the target entity.
Key concepts: Metonymy, Contiguity, Referent, Linguistics, Expression (computer science), Semantics (computer science), Mathematics, Computer science