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広島大学大学院教育学研究科紀要. 第二部, 文化教育開発関連領域 58 号
2009-12-25 発行
述語によって要求されるノコト名詞句の意味範囲 : 述語の要求する補文との比較を通して
Semantic Coverage of the "～NO KOTO" Noun Phrases Required by Predicates : Through a comparison with complements clauses required by predicates
金 英周
Abstract
In Japanese a set of predicates require insertion of "～NO KOTO" to the nouns that appear in their complement position. In this paper, we examined the semantic contents of such obligatory "～NO KOTO" noun phrases through a comparison with the complement clauses that show the same distribution pattern, that is, "～KOTO" clauses, "～KA/～KADOUKA" clauses, and "～YOONI" clauses. Comparisons with these corresponding complement clauses revealed that the semantic coverage of "～NO KOTO" NPs includes not only a set of event/situation related to the preceding noun but also a variety of modality such as "establishment/non-establishment of facts" or "determination/non-determination of truth value".
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'～NO KOTO' NPs
complement clause
modality
ノコト名詞句
補文
モダリティ
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