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THE SYNTAX OF SENTENCE ENDER
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- Issue Date
- 1976
- Publisher
- 서울대학교 언어교육원
- Citation
- 어학연구, Vol.12 No.1, pp. 99-119
- Abstract
- How can one tell whether or not what he has heard, or read, is a sentence? When he hears an utterance coming to a stop, or when he sees a string of orthographic symbols being discontinued, on what basis does he know that the utterance or the string of symbols does or does not represent a sentence? What is there in an utterance, or in any other linguistic product, that lets one induce the knowledge that he has experienced an end of a sentence?
A linguistic production is inherently linear and its syntactic characterization is possible only by defining the order, maintained among the syntactic . units that consttiute the particular producton. Syntactic characterization of a sentence is essentially a description of a set of relations showing which of any two unHs among those that constitute the sentence precedes, or follows, the other within the scope of the production in question.
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- 0254-4474
- Language
- English
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