Jeon Young-cheol: Semantics and Semantic Theory of the Korean Language

The purpose of the book is to observe the patterns of meaning in Korean and to explore how it can be effectively explained. We live our lives with a constant exchange, without really defining meaning. They live with the meaning of a vast scale, not knowing what it is, and sharing it so accurately and so quickly. A little glimpse into the world of meaning is filled with surprises. What happens if we don't get meaning from language? A family that is almost unimaginable. We're going to look into some of the world's meaning in Korean in this book. The book is made up of five parts. Part I is looking at the nature of language meanings. Meaning is about what is really the case and what are the main characteristics of meaning. Part 2 is a minimum unit of meaning analysis and the most powerful psychological entity, which is what happens at the level of words. Part 1 is observing some of the significant phenomena that are realized at the level of sentences. A sentence is an analysis of the nouns in a representative language unit that is combined with words. Part 84 deals with the meaning phenomena of context. If the contents of the 2nd and 1rd classes are about the unique meaning of language expression, then the '4 'parts' of the material are about what context is about the intervention of context from the unique sense of language representation. It's a field called the phytoplano. Finally, in V, we look at the theories of meaning. First, we briefly outline the history of meaningful research and then we'll look at the two main principles of modern aesthetics: formalism and the fundamental spirit of cognitiveism.

Korean title: 한국어의 의미와 의미 이론

Korean author: 전영철

Korean publisher: 박이정

ISBN-13: 9791158488970