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Reference Point and Case: A Cognitive Grammar exploration of Korean
Chongwon Park
[Human Cognitive Processing 68] 2019
► pp. 57–84

Chapter 4
Multiple accusative constructions

Article outline
  • 4.1Introduction
  • 4.2Grammar as a metonymic process
    • 4.2.1Profile–active zone discrepancy
    • 4.2.2Multiple nominative constructions in Japanese and Korean
  • 4.3The phenomenon: Korean MACs
    • 4.3.1The data
    • 4.3.2The problems and the proposal
      • 4.3.2.1The problems
      • 4.3.2.2The proposal
  • 4.4Five characteristics of MACs
    • 4.4.1Unlimited number of accusative-marked nps
    • 4.4.2The non-constituent nature of the nps in MACs
    • 4.4.3The property of the outer nps
    • 4.4.4The relational property of np2 in IAP
    • 4.4.5The ordering of the nps
  • 4.5Commonalities and differences among MACs
    • 4.5.1Reference point and the three types of MACs
    • 4.5.2Adverbial case-marking
    • 4.5.3Floated quantifiers
  • 4.6Technical analyses
  • 4.7Conclusion
  • Notes