학술저널
The purpose of the paper is to explore the viability of employing Speech Act Phrase structure to explain “-kes kath-ta” constructions in Korean. Based on the argument that interfacing between syntax and conversational pragmatics is established through a functional predicative structure which is projected through the syntacticization of speech act features, we suggest that the speech act layer for “-kes kath-ta” constructions is needed as a predicative structure encoding the conversational set-up to interpret the utterance compositionally.
1. Introduction
2. The Framework and Cross-linguistic Evidence
3. Korean Data for SaP and “-kes kath-ta” Constructions
4. Conclusion
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