Reference Point and Case

A Cognitive Grammar exploration of Korean

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This monograph answers the rarely discussed questions of why complicated grammatical case phenomena exist in Korean and what the connection is between the case forms and their functions. The author argues that the case forms in Korean reflect patterns of the human cognitive process. While this approach may seem rather obvious to non-linguists, it is indeed a novel claim in contemporary linguistic theory. In order to provide technical analyses of Korean case phenomena such as multiple nominative/accusative, non-nominative subject, and adverbial case constructions, this book adopts an independently established descriptive construct known as reference point in the framework of Cognitive Grammar. The author demonstrates that the notion of reference point not only explains a substantially wider set of data, but also leads to a more reasonable generalization. The intended readership of this book are researchers who are interested in case phenomena, irrespective of their theoretical orientation.
[Human Cognitive Processing, 68]  2019.  xx, 264 pp.
Publishing status: Available
© John Benjamins
https://doi.org/10.1075/hcp.68
Table of Contents
List of abbreviations
xiii
List of tables
xv
List of figures
xvii–xviii
Acknowledgements
xix–xx
Chapter 1. Introduction
2–11
Chapter 2. An overview of Cognitive Grammar
13–25
Chapter 3. Multiple nominative constructions
27–56
Chapter 4. Multiple accusative constructions
57–84
Chapter 5. Non-nominative subjects and case stacking
85–110
Chapter 6. Case-marked adverbials
111–138
Chapter 7. Case and verbal nouns
139–162
Chapter 8. Subject-to-object raising
163–192
Chapter 9. Nominative-nominative stacking
191–233
Chapter 10. Conclusion
235–239
References
241–257
Index
259
“Formalist-distributionalist and cognitive-functionalist approaches to language offer complementary insights into the underlying logic of languages. Naturally, their subject matters do not usually overlap. In this comprehensive and ambitious monograph, Chongwon Park tackles the complicated distribution of case and grammatical functions in Korean, which has thus far been the playground of formalist approaches, and demonstrates how a cognitive-functional perspective on the most challenging case phenomena in the language reveals an underlying unity that a formalist inquiry can easily miss. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in learning about the wonderful intricacies of case and grammatical relations in Korean and their implications for our understanding of the human language capacity.”
“This book presents an account of a range of different case phenomena in Korean utilizing concepts from Cognitive Grammar. It provides a different perspective on these phenomena from that of purely structure-based accounts, and shows how case marking possibilities and options are determined by the way the components of a situation are conceived by the speaker and presented to the hearer. It will be of great interest and relevance to all researchers concerned with the case-marking patterns of Korean.”
“Park brings to bear simple semantic and pragmatic functions in order to elucidate Korean case-marking. The results are elegant and compelling.”
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