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영어와 한국어의 진행상
Author
홍기선
Journal Title
언어
Publication Year
2013
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Summary
This paper compares the progressive aspect in English and Korean from a cognitive-semantic viewpoint. Challenging the common assumption that the English progressive generally rejects stative verbs while the Korean progressive accepts them, the paper argues that both languages exhibit stative progressives and can be better explained in terms of the speaker’s viewing arrangement and event duration. It further suggests that specific pragmatic implicatures and prototypicality effects apply only to the English progressive, accounting for the major differences between the two languages.
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