Noun Accessibility and Syntactic Planning among Age Groups: A PDC Account

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Soonhyuck Park. 2015. Noun Accessibility and Syntactic Planning
among Age Groups: A PDC Account. Studies in British and American
Language and Literature 116, 143-159. This paper explores how the
semantic integration of animacy affects production frequencies of passive
sentence in the relative clause structure among different age groups.
Evidence indicates that Japanese speakers show the most prominent
effect of head noun animacy on passive relative clauses, while English
and Korean speakers do less. Moreover, English speakers generally
produce more passive relatives than Korean speakers do regardless of
animacy. The influence of semantic integration varies among age groups
and that the semantically primed phrases or syntactic structure are more
tightly linked at the conceptual level as speakers are more exposed to
them. It turns out, therefore, that production choices clearly reflect
cognitively motivated production demands such as noun accessibility as
well as language specific constraints on passive structure choices.

목차 (Table of Contents)

• 1. Introduction
• 2. Facts and Proposals
• 3. Experiment and Corpus Analysis
• 4. Conclusion

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